The high-quality heat treatment slag tank is specially designed for high-temperature waste slag ranging from 300℃ to 1200℃.

It easily solves the pain points of ordinary slag tanks, such as “not being able to withstand the load and not lasting long”.

Choosing the right one can reduce the frequency of tank changes by more than 35%.

Reduce the downtime of the waste residue treatment line.

Save tens of thousands of maintenance costs every year.

Four Core Advantages of Heat Treatment Slag Tanks

Super high-temperature resistance: The heat treatment slag tank can stably handle high-temperature steel slag and ore slag.

Anti-corrosion and wear-resistant: A dense oxide film forms on the surface at high temperatures.

High load-bearing strength: The material takes into account both high-temperature toughness and rigidity.

Customized adaptation: More flexible installation and usage.

Five Major Application Scenarios of Heat Treatment Slag Tanks

Steel and metallurgy: Prevent leakage of slag and liquid.

Non-ferrous metals: Ensure the safety of waste residue transportation in the smelting workshop.

Chemical heat treatment: Prevent waste residue from corroding the tank wall and causing leakage pollution.

Building materials kilns: Compatible with the waste residue recycling and reuse process of building materials factories.

New energy materials: Comply with new energy production standards.

Three Key Points for Selecting the Right Heat Treatment Slag Tank

Select the material according to the temperature resistance requirement: Mismatched materials are prone to damage.

Select capacity based on production capacity: The amount of slag suitable for a single steelmaking process.

Look at the structural details: Avoid the spillage of slag and liquid during transportation.

Check the safety design: The ear shafts can withstand the weight of the crane during hoisting.

Three Tips for Extending the Service Life of Heat Treatment Slag Tanks

Avoid sudden temperature changes: Prevent cracking due to excessive temperature differences.

Regular inspection and maintenance: If small cracks are not dealt with, they will gradually extend and lead to the scrapping of the slag tank.

Clean residual waste residue: Avoid high-temperature sintering of residual waste residue to prevent wear on the inner side of the tank wall.

Summary

Heat treatment slag tanks are “essential equipment” for the treatment of high-temperature waste slag.

Choosing the right one can not only reduce the cost of changing cans.

It can also prevent slag leakage pollution and ensure the safety of the workshop.

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