Plastic fuel tank

Plastic fuel tank Material: Usually special plastic materials such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE) are used. These plastics have good chemical stability, can resist the corrosion of fuel, and have certain strength and toughness, and can withstand certain pressure and external impact. For example, it will not easily break under the conditions of bumps and vibrations during the driving of the car. Application field: Widely used in vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, and ships, and is also common in fuel-powered equipment such as small generators. In the automotive field, the use of plastic fuel tanks has many advantages over traditional metal fuel tanks. It can be flexibly formed according to the design of the vehicle, and can better utilize the spatial layout of the vehicle to achieve a more optimized design. At the same time, the plastic fuel tank is light in weight, which helps to reduce the vehicle's own weight, thereby reducing fuel consumption and improving fuel efficiency. Moreover, the production process of plastic fuel tanks can achieve integrated molding, reducing the number of parts and possible sealing problems. Safety design: In terms of design, plastic fuel tanks have a multi-layer structure to enhance safety. For example, some have a special barrier layer that can prevent fuel leakage and fuel vapor leakage, reduce environmental pollution and reduce safety hazards such as fire and explosion. In addition, the installation position of the fuel tank and the surr