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				Frequently Asked Questions | 
			
			
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				Are your tanks made from FDA approved resin? | 
				
				
				Our high density polyethylene (HDPE) tanks are made from FDA 
				approved resin.  They are appropriate for drinking water. 
				 Crosslink polyethylene (XLPE) tanks are not suitable for 
				potable water.  They are appropriate for storage of certain 
				chemicals. | 
			
			
				
				
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				What is the warranty on the tanks? | 
				
				
				Our tanks carry a limited three year warranty from the date of 
				manufacture. Should a defect in workmanship or material appear 
				under normal use, service and maintenance within the warranty 
				period Bailiff Enterprises, Inc. will, at its option, either 
				supply a new, equivalent tank in replacement thereof or repair 
				the original tank or refund a prorated portion of the purchase 
				price.. 
  Bailiff Enterprises’ liability is limited to the 
				tank itself and specifically excludes the cost of installation 
				and/or removal or consequential damages. Please contact your 
				chemical supplier for chemical resistance information. Operating 
				beyond the temperature limits of a tank; operating at other than 
				atmospheric pressure; or storing material that is chemically 
				unsuitable for a tank are some specific examples of actions that 
				void our warranty. There are a few applications such as storage 
				of sulfuric acid, bio-diesel, bleach and caustic soda that carry 
				a one year warranty rather than our standard 3 year warranty. | 
			
			
				
				
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				Can your tanks be pressurized? | 
				
				
				No. Our tanks are designed for atmospheric pressure only. | 
			
			
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				Can your tanks be buried underground? | 
				
				
				No. Our tanks are for above ground applications. A vault or 
				cistern must be constructed to place these tanks below ground. | 
			
			
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				What is the maximum operating temperature? | 
				
				
				120 degrees farenheit is the maximum temperature for HDPE.  Polypropylene is good up to 200 degrees farenheight.  
				PVDF (Kynar) is good up to 300 degrees depending on the 
				application. | 
			
			
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				Are these tanks repairable through plastic welding? | 
				
				
				High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Polypropylene and PVDF can be 
				welded so the tank may be repaired depending on the damage.  
				XLPE cannot be welded. | 
			
			
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				Is this plastic recyclable? | 
				
				
				HDPE, Polypropylene and PVDF are recyclable.  XLPE is not. | 
			
			
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				Is there UV protection in the resin you use? | 
				
				
				Yes. UV stabilizers have been added to the resin to increase the 
				useful life of the tanks. | 
			
			
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				How long do plastic tanks last? | 
				
				
				There is no good single answer. It all depends on the type of 
				plastic, the application and the exposure of the tank. | 
			
			
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				What is the Specific Gravity rating of your tanks? | 
				
				
				Bailiff designed tanks are manufactured to meet 1.9 SG. We have 
				other tanks available on pre-order that are made at lesser or 
				greater weights. | 
			
			
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				Can I store fuels such as diesel and gasoline in your tanks? | 
				
				
				HDPE tanks are not designed for fuel storage.  Some types 
				of plastic like XLPE are suitable for some fuels.  Check 
				the chemical compatibility of the type of plastic for the liquid 
				you want to store. | 
			
			
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				Are Drawings available for the tanks? | 
				
				
				Yes. Drawings and details are available at our web site. 
				www.plasticstoragetanks.com |