Tank Sealing

APRO Industrie provides innovative solutions to ensure the sealing of tanks by using technologies adapted to each type of storage, including liquids or other aqueous substances. Our sealing systems, such as mastic joints and PVC liners associated with elastomers, ensure durable and high-performance protection for your industrial installations.

PVC Liners

APRO Industrie’s PVC liner sealing system is an innovative and sustainable solution for liquid storage needs. Prefabricated in the factory, they deliver excellent watertightness and durability, and are suitable for a wide range of tank designs.

Mastic Sealing

Mastic sealing is an effective solution for tanks that are subject to mechanical or chemical stress. APRO Industrie uses high-quality mastics, which are applied in bead form to provide long-lasting seals, even in extreme conditions.

Why choose APRO Industrie for tank sealing?

APRO Industrie specialises in tank sealing systems, offering customised solutions. Our rigorous compatibility analysis ensures that we select the most suitable materials for each situation. Our sealing systems, such as mastic joints or PVC liners, provide optimal protection against leaks, even in the most demanding storage conditions. When you choose APRO Industrie, you benefit from high-quality products and personalised support, ensuring reliable and durable projects.

FAQs – Tank Sealing

Below is a list of some frequently asked questions regarding tank sealing. Whether you are a business or a public-sector organisation, this information will help you better understand the issues and available solutions for your storage projects.

What ensures that a tank is watertight?

The tank's watertightness is ensured by using specially designed joints or membranes, depending on the material stored and the environment. These systems provide an effective barrier against leaks and contamination.

What are the best materials for lining a tank?

Mastic joints, elastomers, and PVC membranes are some the materials used to seal tanks. Each material is selected based on its properties, including resistance to temperature, solvents, and other chemical or physical stresses.

How do you test the watertightness of a tank?

A variety of methods are available for testing tank watertightness, including hydrostatic pressure tests or tracer methods to detect leaks. These tests verify the performance of tanks prior to their use.