Epoflex® 6N

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The Epoflex® 6N tank lining system is an internal tank lining system to rehabilitate tanks directly on-site without interruption of site service ensuring business continuity. Epoflex® 6N is sustainable against diesel and gasoline, as well as biofuels and Methanol or Ethanol storage liquids, solvents and even acetates.
The liquid epoxy-based coating materials are classified as solvent-free, high solid, non-flammable, and ensuring safe operation at the construction site. The system has the DIBt approval (Z-59.13-347).

Structure of the lining system:

Epoflex 6N Tank Lining Structure

Preliminary Works:

The lining system shall be applied on the degreased and clean surface according to the adhesion criteria of ISO EN 18479 for epoxy-based materials:

  • Surface treatment, cleaning, degassing, remove all oil residuals
  • High-pressure water jet or sandblasting
  • Repairing the surface and levelling of weldings with epoxy mortar

Coating Application Technology:

  • No ground layer is required.
  • Application of Epoflex® top layer system by spraying or rolling
  • Check for pinholes with pinhole tester and rework possible pinholes
  • Application of the conductive/antistatic layer Adapox® by rolling

Simple Schematic of Method Statement: 

EPOFLEX Tank Lining Simple Method Statement - Wolftank Adisa

EPOFLEX 6N lining system in underground storage tank
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Tank Lining Systems: Frequently Asked Questions

Structural tank lining systems start from a thickness of 0,5mm up to 4mm. These thick film systems can maintain their function even if the substrate below looses their function e.g. steel below is fully corroded due to pit corrosion.
Yes, they can have different important properties such reach a crack bridging effect up to 300% of elongation and they can have a high loadability and resist to water, seal concrete/steel concjunctions etc.
There are structural linings which are glassfiber reinforced such as Adapox DSF or Epoflex Laminate and others which are not glass fiber reinforced such as Epoflex 590.
They can be applied in above ground tanks, underground tanks, concrete surfaces in contact with chemicals, water, food etc.
Depending on the system we propose grit blasting, water blasting or a surface preparationg with TCR Rust Convertter
A vacuum intersticial space is created and 24/7 monitored by a vacuum leak detection system. It consists of a primary and secondary containment.

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