Propane Tank "Swings" and Refurbs

Tanks are typically removed from the chassis, blasted, cleaned, primed, sanded, and painted exactly as  done on new units.  Therefore, it has the same luster and longevity as the original.  Depending upon size, age, condition, etc. it may be practical to look at other paint alternatives as well.  In those cases less expensive approaches can be used all the way down to minor touch-ups.  Whatever your need, we have a painting process to match. 

GTTC is an “R-stamp” facility authorized to perform pressure vessel repairs.  Depending upon the conditions it is probable that if a problem is uncovered then approved procedures are in hand to allow welding repairs to the pressure vessel – saving you down time.

Meanwhile the chassis is prepared for tank mounting.  Tank hold downs, bumper design and any layout changes can be reviewed with our Design Certifying Engineer to ensure compliance of the completed unit. 

Existing decks can be removed, repainted, or replaced if needed.  Once replumbed, the control systems installed, and remote shut down tested the unit will go through DOT test procedures (if required) and final decaling and quality control testing.

We will work with you to schedule appropriately so the unit returns to service timely, and keeping you informed of progress throughout the process.