LIQUIDS DISTRIBUTION

TPT (TPT) offers storage and distribution facilities (atmospheric tanks made up of stainless and coated carbon steel. TPT has extensive expertise in the safe handling of chemicals and hazardous materials including acids, caustics, etc.

We are able to transload a variety of chemicals, including acids, caustics, etc. while meeting environmental and safety standards.

We provide basic services including heating, mixing, cooling, drumming, diluting, fixed tank storage, sampling, and testing.

We also provide value-added services such as filtration, evaporation, ion-exchange, etc.

Our advanced process control system assures that the loading of trucks/ships is done fast and very accurate.

TANK STORAGE

TPT has 17 atmospheric tanks for tank storage of liquids. The tanks are located near the quay for loading and unloading ships.

Both stainless and coated carbon steel
minimum capacity: 60 M3
maximum capacity: 1300 M3

TPT has capability to ensure the smooth transition of moving your product from storage to shipping. Whether by rail, truck, ocean vessel, ISO container, or barge, we can move your product, in and out of storage, quickly and efficiently.

All tanks are well equipped with level devices, high-level probes, low-level probes, automatic discharge valves, dedicated pipelines for avoiding cross contamination, etc.

Our advanced process control system assures that the loading of trucks/ships is done fast and very accurate.

SHIPS/TRUCKS

TPT has various loading stations for loading the liquids that we have been transloading/storing for your company.

Product can be shipped by any means of transportation, either rail, truck, ocean vessel, ISO container, or barge.

Because the weighbridge is near the loading stations, it only takes approximately 30 minutes for most shipments for weighing/loading and documenting.

A strategic location in the triangle Antwerp, Rotterdam, Zeebrugge, enables you to manage information and keep track of the quality of your products and goods during production/loading/storage and unloading phase.