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Used Tanks & Kettles in Hiroshima, Japan

  • SUS tank

    SUS tank

      Total capacity: approx. 500L. *Some accurate capacity requires actual size measurement due to lack of documentation. Without agitator.

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Suiko PP tank

      Suiko PP tank

      • Manufacturer: スイコー

      MC-3000 Enclosed round tank Drawings available Material: PE | Quantity saved: One | Size: External dimensions: φ1625 x 2080H

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • ［DYLITE TANK Co.

      ［DYLITE TANK Co.

      • Manufacturer: ダイライト(株)

      Stacking load 3096Kg capacity 1000ℓ Material: PE

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • Suiko PP tank

      Suiko PP tank

      • Manufacturer: スイコー

      Cylindrical vertical type Sealed type Material: PE | Quantity saved: One

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • SUS tank with jacket

      SUS tank with jacket

        1.000L φ1000×H1220(Body)×H480(Leg) Quantity saved: １

        Hiroshima, Japan
      • Dye light PP tank

        Dye light PP tank

        • Manufacturer: ダイライト

        1400 Φ × 1500 H Upper open Material: PE | Quantity saved: 3 units

        Hiroshima, Japan
      • Dye light PP tank

        Dye light PP tank

        • Manufacturer: ダイライト

        cylindrical vertical type

        Hiroshima, Japan
      • Erepon Kakoki PE Tank

        Erepon Kakoki PE Tank

        • Manufacturer: エレポン化工機

        Stirrer mountable Material: PE | Quantity saved: One

        Hiroshima, Japan
      • 500L PP tank

        500L PP tank

          External dimensions: φ1080 × 905H With drawings Material: PE | Quantity saved: One

          Hiroshima, Japan
        • ［Iwai Machinery] Triple tank

          ［Iwai Machinery] Triple tank

          • Manufacturer: 岩井機械

          Material: SUS | Quantity saved: １

          Hiroshima, Japan
        • SUS tank Cylindrical vertical type

          SUS tank Cylindrical vertical type

            With castors Material: SUS | Quantity saved: 1

            Hiroshima, Japan
          • 10m3 SUS tank

            10m3 SUS tank

              Capacity 10m3 Flat bottom (skirt shape) Connected directly from a lorry to transfer liquid. No drawings or other data available.

              Hiroshima, Japan
            • 2003 [YS Sten] Filtrate receiving

              2003 [YS Sten] Filtrate receiving tank (horizontal)

              • Manufacturer: ワイエス ステン

              0.27 m3 Teflon coating inside Material: Gluing section SUS | Quantity saved: １

              Hiroshima, Japan
            • SUS Jacketed Tank Cylindrical Vertical

              SUS Jacketed Tank Cylindrical Vertical Type

                With castors Quantity saved: １

                Hiroshima, Japan
              • 2003 [YS Sten] Filter liquid

                2003 [YS Sten] Filter liquid receiving tank (horizontal type)

                • Manufacturer: ワイエス　ステン

                0.27㎥ Material: Gluing section SUS | Quantity saved: １

                Hiroshima, Japan
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              Overview

              Tanks and kettles are essential equipment in various industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing. These vessels are designed for mixing, heating, cooling, and storing liquids or semi-solids. They come in various sizes and materials, such as stainless steel, to meet specific processing needs and standards.

              FAQ

              What should I consider when buying a used tank or kettle?

              Consider the tank's or kettle's material, capacity, overall condition, and previous usage. Check for any signs of wear, corrosion, or damage, and ensure it meets your industry standards.

              How do I ensure the tank or kettle is shipped safely?

              Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the tank or kettle is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

              What is the maintenance schedule for tanks and kettles?

              Regular maintenance includes inspecting for signs of wear, corrosion, or leaks, cleaning according to industry standards, and checking any attached components like valves and gauges. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.