Is the makrolon more durable? Does it stand up to tank cracking juices?
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Is the makrolon more durable? Does it stand up to tank cracking juices?
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It is a brand name but the composition is also different and it's supposed to be more durable. It'll still cloud and crack but I've seen some posts that suggests it might stand up to more juices than polyurethane. I don't know if that's a fact or not though.
I got one here for my Tobeco clone and it fits well...I don't have a "real" Kayfun Lite but on the site it says it fits those
Kayfun Lite Style Clear Plastic Tank Section
Just taking a quick look at that tank, it looks like poly. The other is a more frosted looking piece, which is available on the EHPro version of the tank.
That said, if you're going to be using any juice that could potentially crack poly or another type of plastic, I'd suggest just using the other stainless tank piece. You may not be able to see your juice levels, but with the Kayfun, I've always noticed a drop in flavor when the tank is getting low. I've went through 6 tanks of juice in the past few days for testing and every time I've noticed a drop in flavor I opened it up and there was literally drops of juice left.
Not sure if that'll help you; you may not notice it as much as I do, but it's been a spot-on way thus far.
You mean Polycarbonate, don't you? That is what most tanks other than Pyrex, glass, & such are made of... Polyurethane is a completely different composite...
I usually get this "something is not right" feeling when it is time to re-fill. My main gripe with SS tank section is that I have to refill before taking it outside. No way of knowing if it's full, half-full or close to empty without... well... re-filling it.
Unless it's glass I think some juices may still crack or eat the tanks...