Fuel tank and repair services
Chemical Wash for Interior Cleaning:
Our specialized chemical wash process is designed to eliminate debris, contaminants, and sludge from the interior of your fuel tanks. This thorough cleaning ensures optimal fuel quality, preventing issues that may arise from sediment build up.
Exterior Chemical Cleaning:
The exterior of your fuel tanks is just as important as the interior. Our chemical cleaning process not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your tanks but also removes corrosive elements, safeguarding against environmental wear and tear.
Aluminium Tank Buffing and Polishing:
For aluminium tanks, we go the extra mile with our buffing and polishing services. Restore the shine and resilience of your aluminium tanks, enhancing their durability and resistance to corrosion.
Pressure Testing for Leak Detection:
We employ pressure testing techniques to detect even the smallest leaks in your fuel tanks. This proactive approach ensures that potential issues are identified and addressed promptly, preventing environmental hazards and financial losses.
Leak Patching and Repairs:
In the unfortunate event of a leak, our skilled technicians are equipped to provide swift and effective solutions. We utilize industry-approved techniques to patch up leaks and undertake repairs, restoring your fuel tank’s integrity with precision.
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Important Information Regarding Fuel Tank Repairs
Many fuel tanks we repair are original components and can be several decades old. Over time, corrosion, fatigue and general ageing can weaken the metal, including areas that may appear sound during initial inspection.
While we take every care when inspecting, testing and repairing a tank, a repair cannot guarantee the condition or remaining life of the entire tank. Cleaning and repair work can also expose previously hidden weaknesses or corrosion.
By proceeding with a repair, customers acknowledge that future deterioration or leaks in unrelated areas may occur due to the age and existing condition of the tank and do not necessarily indicate a failure of the original repair.
