CIP Tank
CIP Tank
Clean in place vessels and skids with spray devices and pumps.
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8 types SS304 and SS316L jacketed and insulated
Stainless Tanks Reactors And Pressure Vessels Built To Order
Mixing tanks, storage tanks, fermenters, reactors, CIP tanks, water for injection tanks and pressure vessels, built in stainless steel with jackets, insulation and the fittings already in place.
The Range
Eight Vessel Types From One Fabrication Shop
The shell, the jacket, the agitator, the manhole and the spray device come from the same works, so the vessel arrives complete rather than as a tank plus a parts list.
Fermentation tank
Fermentation Tank
Conical bottom fermenter from 200 L with jacket and insulation.
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Injection water tank
Injection Water Tank
Pharmaceutical preparation vessel with jacket and pressure certification.
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Mixing tank
Mixing Tank
Jacketed vertical mixing vessel from 100 L to 5000 L with agitation.
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ASME Pressure vessel
Pressure Vessel
Custom designed and fabricated pressure vessels with jackets and coils.
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SS reactor
SS Reactor
Jacketed stainless reactor with mirror polished internal surfaces.
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Stainless Steel Tanks And Vessels
Stainless Steel Tank
The full range of stainless vessels built in the fabrication shop.
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storage tank
Storage Tank
Insulated stainless storage vessels for liquid and dry product.
View specifications →Who Buys This Line
- Breweries and beverage plants needing fermentation and bright tanks
- Dairy and food plants with mixing, storage and CIP requirements
- Pharmaceutical fabricators needing water for injection and preparation vessels
- Chemical plants specifying jacketed reactors and pressure vessels
Problems It Solves
A tank arrives without the parts that make it usable
Manhole, spray ball, sampling valve, level and temperature instruments are quoted with the vessel here, not left for the installer to source.
Temperature control is an afterthought
Jackets and insulation layers are built into the shell and the dished bottom so heating and cooling work as designed.
Documentation holds up the project
Vessels for regulated work ship with the design specification, GA drawing, manual and test records, with IQ OQ PQ protocols available.
Why This Line
How These Vessels Are Built
Stainless Throughout
SS304 or SS316L shells with mirror polished internal surfaces that clean without leaving residue.
Jacket And Insulation
Tank body and bottom head can carry a jacket and an insulation layer for heating, cooling and temperature holding.
Configured To The Process
Thermometer, sanitary manhole, inlet and outlet, CIP rotating spray ball, sterile sampling valve, pressure gauge, drain valve and level control are all specified per order.
Application Scenarios
Typical Vessel Duties
Fermentation
Vertical tanks with ellipsoidal heads and conical bottoms so yeast and sediment discharge cleanly, sized from 200 L upward.
Preparation And Mixing
Jacketed vessels with agitators for making base liquids before a reaction or a filling run.
Clean In Place
CIP tanks and skids holding cleaning solution, feeding the spray devices in the process vessels.
Industries Served By This Line
Selection Guide
Specifying A Vessel
Volume And Geometry
Working volume, total volume, diameter and height limits. Headroom and door width at site often decide the shape.
Pressure And Temperature
Working pressure, design pressure and design temperature. Vacuum duty must be stated because it changes the shell thickness.
Heating And Agitation
Jacket type, heating medium, agitator style and speed, and whether the vessel needs insulation.
Fittings And Documents
Manhole type, spray device, valves, instruments and the documentation package the project requires.
Answers
Stainless Steel Tanks And Vessels FAQ
Which material do you build tanks in?
SS304 and SS316L. Pharmaceutical and water for injection vessels are normally SS316L, while general food and beverage vessels are often SS304.
What sizes are possible?
Fermentation vessels are listed from 200 L upward, and other specifications are designed to the customer requirement. Send the working volume and the site access limits.
Can the vessel be jacketed and insulated?
Yes. Tank body and bottom head can be built with a jacket and an insulation layer, which is standard on fermentation and preparation vessels.
Do you build pressure vessels to code?
Pressure vessels are built to ASME construction requirements where the project calls for it, and a copy of the pressure vessel certificate is issued with the documentation package.
What fittings are included?
Configuration is per order and typically includes a thermometer, sanitary manhole, inlet and outlet connections, a CIP rotating spray ball, a sterile sampling valve, pressure gauge, drain valve and level measurement.
Engineering Notes
Guides For This Line
Installation Guide
Tank Manholes And Spray Balls Specifying The Parts That Make A Vessel Work
A vessel is judged by how easily it opens, how completely it cleans and how well the seal survives. All three are decided by parts that cost a fraction of the tank.
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Material Guide
SS304 Or SS316L Choosing The Grade For Tanks Pumps And Fittings
The difference is molybdenum and carbon content. What that means on your plant is chloride resistance and how the material behaves after welding.
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Process Guide
Choosing A Sanitary Pump That Survives Your CIP Cycle
The pump has to move product gently and then take hot caustic at full flow. Those two requirements pull in opposite directions, and the elastomer usually loses.
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With those three we can put a general arrangement drawing in front of you before any material is cut.