Stainless Steel Tanks for Juice and Beverage Processing
Stainless steel tanks provide storage, mixing and process holding for fruit juice, jam, tea beverages, dairy products and other suitable liquids. Choose the vessel design according to product properties, temperature control, agitation and cleaning requirements.

Stainless Steel Storage and Mixing Tank Types
Storage Tanks
Storage or buffer tanks hold liquid between process stages. Confirm the required volume, outlet location, venting, cleaning access and any temperature-control needs.
Blending Tanks
A stainless steel mixing tank can combine ingredients or support controlled heating and cooling when fitted with the appropriate agitator and jacket. Specify the mixing duty, viscosity and target batch time.
Enzymatic Treatment Tanks
For suitable juice processes, an agitated tank can support controlled temperature and pH during enzyme treatment. Tank design should match the recipe, residence time and subsequent cooling or discharge step.
Emulsion and Dairy Mixing Tanks
Mixing tanks can be specified for dairy or beverage formulations containing powders, stabilizers and other ingredients. The agitator and shear level depend on the product; a separate homogenizer may be required for finer dispersions.

Stainless Steel Tank Capacity and Construction Options
- The listed capacity range is 100–30,000 L, subject to the selected vessel type and project design.
- Product-contact stainless-steel grade, surface finish and weld treatment should be confirmed in the final specification.
- Single-wall, insulated double-wall and jacketed configurations are available according to heating, cooling or holding duties.
- The listed insulation thickness is 50–60 mm for applicable insulated designs; confirm the material and thickness for the ordered tank.
- Paddle, anchor, propeller and frame-type agitators may be selected to suit the product.

How to Specify a Stainless Steel Tank
Provide the product, working volume, temperature range, mixing duty, cleaning method, inlet/outlet arrangement, available utilities and installation space. For a complete system, review where the tank fits within the fruit juice production line before final selection.



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