Gates, stairways, ladders, platforms, connection pieces, manholes, etc.
The container roof consists of a substructure comprising galvanised steel profile beams with a fibre-reinforced plastic tarpaulin stretched across them. It will give many years of use thanks to its UV stability. The material to be stored is therefore optimally protected against the effects of weathering. At the same time, the roof surface serves as a pressure relief disc in the event of dust explosions and prevents heavy parts from flying around, enabling damage to be rectified cost-effectively and within the shortest possible time.
Containers are available in a wide range of sizes, with diameters of 3 m up to 40 m and volumes up to more than 10,000 m3.
There is a wide variety of materials to choose from, ranging from steel and galvanised steel through to high-alloy stainless steels (e.g. 1.4301  or 1.4571 [316Ti]), according to the requirements of the storage medium in each case. Developed in-house, Verinox is a combination of galvanised steel for the outside and stainless steel for the inside of the container. Verinox is an impressive material due to its excellent cost/benefit ratio.
Efficient on-site production enables silos with a variable diameter to be installed quickly and cost-effectively at the customer's site.
Modules prefabricated at the factory, e.g. filling and draining systems, can be installed and added.
The tried and tested LIPP system has been used to construct thousands of systems all over the world for more than 55 years. In particular, customers value the longevity of the tank solutions and the possibility of easily modifying them or fitting a wide variety of accessories during their service life. A selection of the projects carried out using LIPP bulk storage containers is shown below.