Industrial chemical storage systems are controlled structures used to store flammable, combustible, corrosive, toxic or environmentally hazardous chemicals safely in factories and industrial facilities. They help separate chemicals from production areas, restrict unauthorized access and limit the spread of possible leaks.
Each system is engineered specifically according to chemical type, packaging, total inventory, incompatible chemical groups, ventilation, fire safety, spill-containment capacity, access control and indoor-outdoor conditions.
An industrial chemical storage system is an enclosed or semi-open steel structure used to store chemicals in drums, containers, IBC tanks, boxes or other packages safely, under control and with traceability.
Depending on project requirements, the system may include:
Keep incompatible chemicals in separate zones and reduce mixing and reaction risks.
Leak-tight floors, containment sumps and secondary-containment solutions restrict the spread of possible spills.
Locked doors, authorized entry systems and warning signs limit access to relevant personnel.
Ventilation, compartmentation, suitable electrical infrastructure and fire-safety details can be applied according to chemical classification.
Labeled racks, compartments and defined storage zones support more organized inventory control.
New racks, compartments and storage modules can be added when inventory or chemical groups change.
Prepared with leak-tight floors and secondary-containment capacity for liquid chemicals.
Include fire-rated walls, doors and suitable ventilation for flammable and combustible substances.
Made from steel modules that can be expanded, relocated or rearranged according to the facility layout.
Use locks, card access, warning signs and recorded entry systems to restrict unauthorized access.
Designed to store acids, alkalis, solvents, oils and other chemical groups in separate zones.
Provide organized storage for drums, containers, boxes and IBC tanks on suitable racking or pallet zones.
Each project is evaluated individually according to chemical classification, inventory and site conditions.
Chemical types, packaging, inventory, available area, floor conditions, routes, fire infrastructure and access conditions are evaluated.
Compartments, racks, containment, ventilation, doors, escape arrangement, warning signs and access control are determined.
The supporting structure, panels, doors, leak-tight floor, containment sump and connections are manufactured according to technical drawings.
Chemical-resistant coating, galvanizing or suitable surface protection is applied. Dimensions, welds, leak-tightness and installation compatibility are inspected.
The structure, panels, doors, racks, ventilation and safety components are installed according to the project plan.
Leak-tightness, ventilation, access control, doors, compartments, warnings and overall site compatibility are checked before handover.
Changes in chemical types, inventory or facility layout may require modification of existing storage systems. Corrosion, leakage, inadequate ventilation, damaged doors or insufficient compartmentation can also reduce safety.
Following a technical inspection, the following works may be carried out:
Materials and surface systems are selected according to chemical resistance, fire safety, corrosion and hygiene requirements.
Provides a durable and cost-effective solution for primary supporting systems.
Improves corrosion resistance in humid and outdoor conditions.
Can be considered for applications requiring high chemical resistance, hygiene or frequent wash-down.
Provides suitable surface protection against acids, alkalis, solvents and other chemical groups.
Can be applied where flammable and combustible substances require fire-rated compartmentation.
Pallet and drum racks, locked doors, card readers, sensors and warning systems can be integrated.
Projects are not limited to standard storage dimensions; they are prepared according to chemical classifications, inventory, incompatibilities, spill risk, ventilation, fire safety and site conditions.
Site survey, technical design, steel fabrication, surface treatment and professional installation are managed within a single process. Compartmentation, containment, ventilation and access modifications can also be carried out on existing chemical stores.
Carbon steel, galvanized steel or stainless steel can be used for the structure, with chemical-resistant coatings and suitable panels on the surfaces.
Only compatible chemicals should be stored together, with suitable compartmentation and safety conditions.
Yes. A leak-tight floor and secondary-containment sump can be designed according to stored liquid volume and packaging.
Yes. Natural or mechanical ventilation can be applied according to chemical classification and site conditions.
Yes. Outdoor systems can be prepared with suitable roofing, cladding, galvanizing, drainage and environmental protection.
Yes. Leak-tightness, compartments, racking, ventilation, doors, access control and surface coatings can be modified.
Technical assessment and project engineering can be provided for a storage system suited to your chemical types, inventory, site conditions and safety requirements.
You can request a quotation for a new chemical store, modification of an existing system or containment, ventilation and access improvements by sharing your project information.