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Used Tanks & Kettles in Japan

  • 2003 [YS Sten] Filter liquid

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

    • Manufacturer: Wyeth, Sten.

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

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • 1400 L Cylinder vertical type

    1400 L Cylinder vertical type

      Deodorizing tank Material: SUS | Quantity saved: One

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • 200L Cylindrical vertical type

      200L Cylindrical vertical type

        Pressure-resistant tank with casters Internal buffing Drainage: Pressurized siphon type

        Hiroshima, Japan
      • 2002 Morimatsu Industrial Square Type

        2002 Morimatsu Industrial Square Type

        • Manufacturer: Morimatsu Industry

        Panel tank with coin filling machine Tank 1000 × 2500 × 2000H + coin filling machine Total length 4000

        Hiroshima, Japan
      • 3000 L Cylinder vertical type

        3000 L Cylinder vertical type

          With level gauge H3180 (tank only) · H3930 (whole) φ 1100

          Hiroshima, Japan
        • Showa Chemical Machine Cylinder Vertical

          Showa Chemical Machine Cylinder Vertical

          • Manufacturer: Showa Chemistry Machinery

          Sealed structure, sanitary (ALLSUS), with casters Buffed and polished tank inner surface Jacket: No Agitator: No Shape: Upper mirror lower cone

          Hiroshima, Japan
        • 1991 Kure Kogyo Cylindrical vertical

          1991 Kure Kogyo Cylindrical vertical

          • Manufacturer: Kure Kogyo

          With pressure tank and mounting base Design pressure: 30Kg/㎠ Design temperature: 120°C Jacket: No Agitator: No Shape: Top and bottom mirrors Remarks: Drawings available (please inquire)

          Hiroshima, Japan
        • Tokai Kikan can vertical type

          Tokai Kikan can vertical type

          • Manufacturer: Tokai Steel

          With frame, with drawings With 2 line pumps Bottom plate t6mm Top plate t4mm Body plate t4mm Formerly used as a soft water tank for boilers

          Hiroshima, Japan
        • 1800L cylindrical vertical type

          1800L cylindrical vertical type

            Manhole size: 420mm diameter Shape: Upper mirror bottom cone

            Hiroshima, Japan
          • Iwai Machine Vertical cylindrical type

            Iwai Machine Vertical cylindrical type

            • Manufacturer: Iwai Machinery

            Material: SUS316L Material: SUS316L | Quantity saved: 1

            Hiroshima, Japan
          • 100L Cylindrical vertical type

            100L Cylindrical vertical type

              Pressure vessel. With casters Drainage: Pressurized siphon type

              Hiroshima, Japan
            • 1500 L square type

              1500 L square type

                Product silo, with casters Jacket: No Agitator: No Type: Square, lower cone

                Hiroshima, Japan
              • 1999 Kansai Chemical Machine Cylinder

                1999 Kansai Chemical Machine Cylinder Vertical

                • Manufacturer: Kansai Chemical Machinery

                Design pressure: F.V. Design temperature: 0 to 120°C Fire Service Law

                Hiroshima, Japan
              • 1992 YAKKO SANGYO Cylindrical Vertical

                1992 YAKKO SANGYO Cylindrical Vertical

                • Manufacturer: Hakko Industry

                Receiver material: SS + glass lining With upper and lower mirror manhole

                Hiroshima, Japan
              • 10000 L cylindrical vertical type

                10000 L cylindrical vertical type

                  Flat top and bottom, Teflon coating inside Liquid removal: pressurized siphon type External dimensions: Ø1900×4000H

                  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.