Leakage from tank deterioration is important for the safety of workers!
Our company handles tank dismantling and installation, as well as cleaning of piping and tanks from pits made of concrete, and foundation work, among other services. In manufacturing sites such as food and chemical factories, there are often highly corrosive chemicals and sludge, and neglecting regular maintenance can lead to corrosion of tanks and pits, as well as pipe blockages. Tanks installed outdoors are exposed to UV rays, heat, and rain, which can cause deterioration and lead to accidents such as chemical leaks and tank collapses. We offer a wide range of proposals, from tank cleaning and waste liquid treatment for tanks scheduled for removal to tank installation, foundation work, and piping construction. [Challenges with tanks and pits in factories] ■ Daily maintenance ■ Waste liquid treatment ■ Dismantling and installation work ■ Related work such as foundation and piping construction *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Benefits of Our Construction】 ■ Improved Durability ■ Consideration for Employee Safety ■ Flexible Construction *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company handles a wide range of products, including those related to steel, paper and pulp, synthetic resins, detergent raw materials, contract processing, and overseas import and export of chemical products. We fulfill customer satisfaction and corporate responsibility by providing good products and services. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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