1000L 2000L Industrial Juice Mixing Tank for Beverage Processing

Juice mixing capacity matched to your process

Our 1000 L and 2000 L juice mixing tanks are configured around the batch recipe and downstream filling requirements. Tank size alone does not determine usable batch volume: headspace, foam formation, ingredient addition, and the minimum liquid level needed for effective mixing all matter. We confirm these details before fixing vessel geometry or agitator placement.

For juice concentrates, syrups, flavor solutions, or blended beverages, the mixing system must circulate the batch without introducing unnecessary air or leaving poorly swept areas. Impeller type and location depend on viscosity, solids content, batch depth, and whether ingredients are added during operation. Motor and reducer sizing follow the required mixing duty and operating schedule; we do not assign a drive rating without those inputs.

Materials and fabrication

Product-contact surfaces are commonly specified in 304 or 316L stainless steel. The appropriate grade depends on recipe chemistry, cleaning agents, chloride exposure, and sanitation requirements. Welds in product-contact areas should be continuous and finished to the agreed hygienic standard, with surface roughness and polishing scope stated in the purchase specification. Seals and gaskets must suit the product, cleaning temperature, and cleaning chemicals. Access openings, drain geometry, and connections also affect cleanability and complete discharge.

Heating is an optional process requirement, not an assumed feature. Where needed, the heating arrangement and temperature control are selected from the target temperature, batch time, heat-sensitive ingredients, and available utility. A jacket or other heat-transfer configuration must be sized against the actual duty; the control panel and sensing location should reflect the process, not just the vessel.

Base specifications

Common questions

Can the tank handle pulp or suspended solids? This depends on particle size, concentration, settling behavior, and required batch uniformity. Share the recipe details so we can assess the agitator and outlet arrangement.

What information is needed for a quotation? Provide batch volume, product viscosity and ingredients, mixing time, temperature range, cleaning method, utilities, installation space, and preferred connections. These details help our engineering team recommend a practical configuration and identify any constraints before fabrication.