Process Tanks
A process tank is a chemically resistant vessel engineered for one stage of the anodizing or plating sequence — sized, lined and fitted to the electrolyte chemistry, operating temperature and mechanical loads of that specific step.
Engineering Approach
Each tank is manufactured to exact process specifications rather than a standard catalog size. EVESS fabricates in-house from the most chemically resistant polymers available, with integrated heating/cooling coils, anode/cathode bus-bar systems, bubble agitation, and overflow or cascade rinse configurations built into the tank body.
Specifications
| Materials | PP, PVC, PVDF, HDPE, Stainless Steel 316L, Titanium |
| Heating | Integral coils — titanium or PVDF |
| Agitation | Air/eductor bubble agitation |
| Rinsing | Overflow and cascade rinse configurations |
Materials & Standards
Line Integration
Tanks are sequenced and sized as part of the full line layout — automation level, hoist span and cycle time are all engineered together so tank volume matches actual throughput rather than a generic catalog figure.
FAQ
PP and PVDF are standard for aggressive acid/alkali electrolytes; PVC and HDPE suit milder chemistries; stainless steel or titanium linings are used where mechanical loads or elevated temperatures require it.
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