Chemical Storage Tanks are storage containers for chemicals. They come in a variety of sizes & shapes and are used for static storage, mixing and transport of both raw materials and finished chemical products. Chemicals require containers that are not only made of a material resistant to that chemical, but are able to operate within the given mechanical parameters. Compatibility is the most crucial component of chemical tank design. Chemical containers may be impacted by heat, cold, vacuum or pressure and the aggressive nature of the chemical. There are short term and long term goals associated with the engineering and specification of the correct materials for a chemical container. Typically, there will be a chemical profile report known as a MSDS-Material Safety Data Sheet, which is provided by most chemical manufacturers or distributors and should be the starting point for chemical tank design. Chemical tanks should be designed in conjunction with the chemical manufacturer, providing some historic experience regarding tank materials compatibility to the chemical.

Chemical testing services test, analyze, and certify a wide range of chemicals for purity, chemical compatibility, and environmental impact. These services are used to test adhesives and sealants, ceramics and glass, concrete and mortar, chemicals and coatings, composite materials, fuel cells, metals, nanomaterials, paper, petroleum, plastic, polymers, powders, soil, rubber, textiles, water, welds and joints.

Chemical vapor deposition is a chemical process, which is used to produce high-purity, high-performance solid materials. In a typical CVD process, the wafer is exposed to one or more volatile precursors, which react and/or decompose on the substrate surface to produce the desired deposit.