
The default tank for any process where the medium will touch food, pharma-adjacent product, or a corrosive aqueous environment. We TIG-weld with argon backing, finish to your Ra requirement, and pre-tap for the instruments you want.
304 is the workhorse. Use it for dairy processing, beverage filling, edible oils, and the majority of food-contact applications. It handles chlorides up to roughly 200 ppm without pitting.
316L adds molybdenum for chloride resistance. Use it for whey concentrates, acid CIP loops, pharmaceutical- adjacent duty, and any process where you expect repeated contact with halogen environments. The low-carbon variant resists weld-zone sensitization in CIP cycles.
Both grades are fabricated locally, TIG-welded with argon backing on the inside surface, and dye-penetrant tested on every seam before passivation.
Every spec below is the standard. Anything outside the range is doable; tell us what you need and we'll quote it.
Milk silos, jacketed processing tanks, CIP loops. 304 for general dairy, 316L for whey concentrates and acid wash environments.
Bright tanks, syrup tanks, blending tanks, water polishing tanks. Sanitary tri-clamp throughout.
Refining tanks, deodorising vessels, intermediate storage with jacketed heating loops.
Final-stage polishing tanks where corrosion resistance and clean discharge matter more than initial cost.
Level, temperature, pressure, and pH read out to a phone or browser, with alarms routed to whoever you nominate. Safaricom NB-IoT, LoRaWAN, 4G, or Ethernet. Not bundled into the tank quote; ask for it if you want it.
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Carbon-steel shells with chemistry-matched linings for ETP dosing and acid storage.
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Where most of our 304 and 316L tanks land. Dairy, brewing, edible oils, bakery.
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Wire level, temperature, pressure, and pH on any stainless install to a phone or browser.
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