New 20ft Square Liquid Container

The frame of a square liquid container is generally made of high-strength steel to support and protect the tank. The corners of the frame are usually reinforced to withstand various external forces during transportation. Some reinforcing ribs are set around the frame and on the top and bottom to enhance the overall strength of the frame and prevent the tank from deforming. The corner fittings at the four corners are key parts for connecting with other containers or transportation equipment. They meet international standard sizes and are easy to load, unload and store. The internal tank is usually made of high-quality metal materials, such as stainless steel or carbon steel lined with anti-corrosion materials. Bottom loading and unloading is safer for volatile, flammable, explosive or toxic liquids. Its loading and unloading port is located at the bottom of the tank and is connected to the external loading and unloading equipment through a special piping system. During loading and unloading, liquids can enter and exit at a lower position, reducing the risk of liquid splashing and volatilization.For example, when transporting liquids such as gasoline, bottom loading and unloading can better control the flow of liquids and reduce safety hazards.