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Are fiberglass water tanks safe?
LFM's fiberglass drinking water tanks are approved by the FDA, USDA and AWWA for the storage of potable water.

How long will a fiberglass tank last?
Quality materials and tank construction help maintain the longevity of the tank, as does choosing a manufacturer that consistently meets high industry standards. In general, estimates of fiberglass tank life indicate that fiberglass tanks last the longest, averaging thirty to forty years.

Can fuel tanks be made of fiberglass?
Fiberglass underground fuel containers were first introduced in the 1960s. Since then, they have become popular. As we moved into the 1980s, major oil and fuel companies began to realize the advantages of using fiberglass tanks versus steel containers.

Will gasoline eat fiberglass?
Will gas dissolve fiberglass? Ethanol is a very common chemical that can dissolve fiberglass, and when added to gasoline, it begins to eat away at the foam fuel tanks on board. You will usually see signs of this damage once the fuel has reached its maximum capacity.

Is FRP the same as fiberglass?
FRP stands for fiber reinforced plastic. Typically, it is the term used for the type of fiberglass we have - grating, structural, etc. If you Google fiberglass products, you may find that the terms "fiberglass" and "FRP" are used interchangeably.

Is steel stronger than fiberglass?
The answer is that, pound for pound, fiberglass is stronger than steel or aluminum. While strength is not the only consideration in choosing a body, it is a major consideration. After all, it's a matter of safety and durability.