Fuel tank Plastimo

The fuel tanks they are a popular and reliable choice for many boats. Here are some key features and advantages of these deposits:

• Other, not further worked than hot-rolled Marine grade polyethylene is a corrosion resistant material, which means that tanks made from this material are ideal for resisting exposure to salt water and marine elements.
• Reserve compartment: The presence of a compartment at the bottom of the tank serving as a safety reserve is an important feature. This additional fuel reserve can be useful in an emergency or if additional fuel is needed in the water.
• Level indicator: In the 22-litre model, the ability to see the fuel level when the tank is upright is a convenient advantage. This allows the operator to easily monitor how much fuel is left in the tank without having to move or open it.
• Durability: Marine grade polyethylene is known for its durability and impact resistance. Tanks made of this material can withstand harsh marine conditions and are less likely to suffer damage from impacts or impacts.
• Lightness: Despite their strength and durability, polyethylene fuel tanks are relatively light, making them easy to handle and transport both on land and water.

In summary, fuel tanks made of marine grade polyethylene offer a combination of strength, durability, convenience and safety that make them suitable for a variety of marine applications. Their corrosion resistance, spare compartment design and level indicator make them a popular choice among boat owners looking for a reliable and durable fuel storage solution.

Size:

• Model 12 liters: Length 410 mm, Height 180 mm, Width 260 mm
• Model 22 litres: length 500 mm, height 230 mm, width 330 mm