Plastic Craft Competitors

Custom plastic tanks, pipework and process equipment — fabricated in Brisbane since 1971. Industrial Plastics is ISO 9001:2015 certified by SGS, and our welders are qualified to the German DVS 2207 standard, significantly more stringent than AS/NZS minimums. Every job ships with documented weld records, material certificates and ITPs. What we build: Custom tanks 2,000 L to 50,000 L+ in HDPE, PP and PVDF — chemical storage, dosing day tanks, food-grade vessels, secondary containment. Built to AS/NZS 4766 and DVS 2205. Pipework up to 1,200 mm in HDPE, PP, PVDF and PVC — butt-welded and electrofusion to DVS 2207. Process equipment — wet scrubbers, chutes and launders, lamella clarifiers, hoppers. SiteReady spool service — pre-fabricated, pre-tested spools that cut shutdown duration by 30–60%. Who we work with: Mining — Rio Tinto, BHP, Glencore Water treatment — Veolia, Aquatec Maxcon, councils Food processing — Goodman Fielder, Schweppes, Warrnambool (FSANZ 1.4.3) Energy — Origin, Leighton, ARA (hydrogen-ready DVS 2207 pipework) Plus marine, civil/landscaping, and commercial fabrication. Engineered, drawn and fabricated at our Hemmant workshop. Shipped Australia-wide and internationally. Specifying a tank or spool? Our two-page Quick Spec Reference covers the HDPE/PP/PVDF decision tree, AS/NZS 4766 wall thickness, and why DVS 2205/2207 matter: industrialplastics.com.au Engineer quotes: industrialplastics.com.au/contact

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