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Canature FRP Vessel 3672 – 6″ Opening Fiberglass Pressure Tank
The Canature FRP Vessel 3672 is a heavy-duty fiberglass pressure tank designed for demanding water treatment systems. With a 6″ opening, this vessel offers improved access and flexibility. Because it uses a 100% composite fiberglass construction, it resists corrosion and chemical exposure, making it a long-lasting solution for industrial, commercial, and municipal water systems.
Key Features & Benefits
- High Working Pressure: Rated for up to 150 psi (10.5 bar) operating pressure. Water Purification Systems
- Durable Composite Build: Reinforced fiberglass construction that will not rust or degrade in harsh environments.
- Large 6″ Opening: Facilitates easier access for media loading, inspection, and maintenance.
- Wide Temperature Range: Operates between 1 °C and 50 °C (approx.).
- Vacuum Tolerance: Maximum vacuum rating around 140 mmHg.
- Burst & Cycle Tested: Engines are tested for durability—burst pressure up to 600 psi and pressure cycling tests beyond 250,000 cycles.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Opening Size | 6″ (Threaded / Flanged) |
| Working Pressure | 150 psi (10.5 bar) |
| Material | Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) composite |
| Temperature Range | ~1 °C to 50 °C |
| Vacuum Limit | ~140 mmHg |
| Cycle Testing | ≥ 250,000 cycles |
| Burst Pressure | Up to 600 psi |
| Dimensions & Capacity | ~950 × 950 × 1,900 mm (based on similar 3672 vessels) |
| Certification | NSF / TUV / PED (depending on model) |
Applications
The Canature FRP Vessel 3672 fits many water treatment roles:
- Water softener resin tank
- Granular media (sand, activated carbon) filtration
- Ion exchange systems
- Industrial and municipal filtration setups
Because of its robust pressure rating and composite construction, it suits both low- and high-pressure systems across multiple industries.
Water Analysis & Sizing Advice
Before selecting or installing the Canature FRP Vessel 3672, always perform a site water analysis. Measure TDS, hardness, pH, turbidity, iron/manganese, and microbial load. Based on the results, choose appropriate media (sand, carbon, resin) and sizing. Incorrect media or poor feed water can damage the lining or reduce performance, so analysis ensures longevity and optimal operation.
Installation & Maintenance Tips
Mount the vessel on a stable, level base and avoid positional stress on connections. Before use, pressure-test the vessel at 1.5× working pressure to confirm integrity. When servicing, ensure the media load is level and inspect internal surfaces for wear or damage. Periodically check for leaks, pressure stability, and media condition.
