When a 5,000-liter tank of Pinot Noir must goes from 22°C to 29°C in six hours, you have a choice: intervene or accept whatever volatile acidity and cooked fruit character follow. Wine fermenting is ...
READ MOREThermal stratification and localized overheating are common pain points when processing temperature-sensitive resins or syrups. Our 1000L Dimple Jacketed Thermal Mixing Vessel utilizes an advanced dimple jacket design that increases heat exchange surface area and creates turbulence in the heating media, ensuring exceptionally uniform heat distribution. Combined with high-precision PT100 sensors and rock wool insulation, it prevents "hot spots" that can degrade your product quality. This vessel is optimized for thermosetting resins, high-viscosity syrups, and chemical polymers.
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Feature / Parameter |
Specifications |
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Jacket Type |
High-efficiency Dimple Jacket |
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Heating Media |
Steam / Hot Water / Thermal Oil |
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Insulation |
50mm - 80mm High-density Rock Wool |
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Temperature Control |
PLC Automated / PT100 Thermal Probe |
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Jacket Pressure |
Tested up to 0.3 MPa |
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Best For |
Syrups, Chemical Resins, Polyurethane |
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