High-pressure type folding container for chemical plants

What is a pressurised container?

A pressurised container is a versatile, sealed container or vessel that can be used in development laboratories as well as in large production facilities. The pressure inside the container is higher than the ambient pressure, thereby making pressurised processes, such as sterilisation or transfer, safe.

Why do chemical plants use GRP containers?

Our GRP containers in chemical plants meet all the requirements of the latest technology, operational safety and official regulations. They are impressive due to their low weight and their high mechanical and thermal resistance to hostile external and internal influences.

What is a pressurized container & why does it matter?

1. What Is a Pressurized Container and Why Does It Matter? A pressurized container is a sealed structure that maintains an internal pressure higher than that of the external environment. This overpressure prevents the ingress of dust, corrosive gases, moisture, or flammable vapors.

What is a GRP container used for?

Whether phosphoric acid, sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid or other chemicals: GRP containers from Neßler meet the highest demands for use in the chemical industry. They are used in acid concentration plants, monochloro-acetic acid plants, environmental protection plants and electrolysis plants, among others.