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The "Kakusho Chemical Tank" is a seamless FRP tank reinforced with high corrosion-resistant resin and fiberglass, molded as a single piece. It possesses corrosion resistance that can be used in most surface treatment processes, and it is high-strength yet lightweight. It can be manufactured in any size or shape. Additionally, it is non-stick and inert, preventing the adhesion of scale and sludge, making it an exceptionally durable product under harsh usage conditions and environments. 【Features】 ■ High strength ■ Improved quality ■ Seamless ■ Excellent corrosion resistance ■ Contributes to running costs *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■Composite Series ・PP Composite ・PVDF Composite ・PFA Composite ・N-PTFE Composite ■FRP Series ・V ・VH *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Kakushin Co., Ltd. leverages its extensive experience and a large number of outstanding technical teams to develop and integrate each technology in a more comprehensive and specialized manner, proposing the most rational and efficient production systems. The technology to freely process metals has dramatically advanced the tools we use and has brought significant changes to our lives and culture. Within this context, the technology of surface chemical treatment has also made great strides, and now it has advanced to the point where it can interact with materials in a reverse manner, enhancing the inherent properties of the materials by adding other functions for practical use.
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