A-ONE is not only just a chemical provider. Our team is well-versed in assisting our tank cleaning customers with any issues they may be facing during a job. Our special services include: Sample Testing- By providing us a small sample of product that is needing to be cleaned, we are able to run testing to determine…
Tired of the hassle that comes with cleaning polymer/friction reducer tanks like these? Check out our easy guide, highlight video to show how to use PK-21 Polymer Cleaner. The residual from the wash out can go to the sump without swelling and negatively impacting wastewater. With no man entry, no corrosivity to stainless steel, PK-21 is…
Believe it or not it’s true! According to CDL Training Spot, dirty trucks ranks in the top 5 reasons why DOT will pull over tankers. Our exterior wash system chemicals and equipment have been proven across multiple industrial settings to keep fleets looking their best and DOT off your back. Whether it’s a trailer, railcar, or storage…
Hot vs Cold Water Pressure Washing with Dyna-Solv 101 It has been proven time and again-not just by our customers but also science- that hot water is more effective when cleaning tough soils such as hydrocarbons and grease than cold water. Why? Unlike cold water, hot water is comprised of faster moving molecules that help decrease…
Set up latex, set up adhesive, set up resin and old product can hamper the productivity of a tank truck wash facility. A-ONE has invested heavily in solutions to this ongoing tank cleaning problem. Below are several techniques for using our vat additives and our solvent strippers to make these difficult cleans profitable cleans. All of…
Housekeeping Many wash racks and environmental service companies shy away from using solvents due to cost. Pretreating viscous or layered soils with solvents can accelerate cleaning time and lower waste water costs. For example, in first the picture below, this tank was covered in layers of a thick heavy hydrocarbon resin. After multiple attempts, with a…
With over 50 years of experience supporting the best of the best in the tank cleaning and environmental services industries, we have learned a few things along the way. The biggest lesson we have learned is that it takes a team to succeed. We want to be apart of your team and this is what we…
So how do you “degas” a tank? In some cases when the combustible liquid is non-toxic, it is permitted to vent the tank off to the atmosphere. Sometimes nitrogen gas is injected to “smother” the flammable vapor space and push/direct vapor to a thermal oxidizer or flare system where it is burned off.
New Houston-area wash rack, tank container depot, tank truck fleet terminal brings more business opportunities for Slay Transportation Company