10000 to 50000L Food Grade Liquid Solvent Mixing Tanks

Large-Volume Liquid Mixing Tanks for Process Production

We manufacture liquid mixing tanks in nominal capacities of 10000, 20000, 30000, and 50000 liters. These vessels are intended for food, beverage, chemical, cosmetic, and selected pharmaceutical processes where controlled blending, sanitary construction, and reliable batch handling are required. The final design depends on viscosity, density, solvent compatibility, batch cycle, filling level, and cleaning method.

Construction and Materials

Product-contact surfaces are typically fabricated from stainless steel, with the grade selected according to corrosion risk, cleaning chemicals, and hygienic requirements. The vessel may use 304 or 316L stainless steel when the process chemistry requires it. Continuous sanitary welding, controlled internal finishing, and suitable polishing reduce residue collection and simplify cleaning. Surface roughness, weld treatment, manway design, outlet geometry, and gasket material should be confirmed before fabrication. Solvent service may require additional attention to grounding, ventilation, mechanical seals, and hazardous-area electrical requirements.

Agitation, Heating, and Control

Impeller selection is not based on tank volume alone. Low-viscosity liquids may use axial-flow or propeller-style agitation, while thicker products can require a pitched-blade, turbine, anchor, or combination agitator. Motor power, gearbox ratio, shaft diameter, and operating speed are calculated from viscosity, solids content, shear sensitivity, and mixing time. Heating can be arranged through a jacket or another engineered heat-transfer method when temperature control is part of the process. Control options may include temperature measurement, variable-speed drive, level monitoring, and automatic batch control.

Technical Specification Guide

Before Requesting a Quote

Send the required batch volume, minimum and maximum fill levels, product composition, viscosity range, operating temperature, mixing time, cleaning procedure, hazardous-area classification, and available utilities. A useful specification also identifies whether the tank is atmospheric or pressurized and whether the process requires a sanitary drain, spray device, load cells, or insulation. These details allow our engineers to recommend the correct geometry, drive system, and finish rather than sizing the vessel from capacity alone.

FAQ

Can one tank handle multiple products?
Yes, when material compatibility, cleaning validation, agitator performance, and residual control are acceptable.

Is the listed capacity the working volume?
Not necessarily. Working volume requires allowance for headspace, foam, expansion, and agitator operation.