What Are the Different Types of Storage Tanks? Quick Answer Storage tanks are generally classified by three factors: construction material, shape and orientation, and pressure or temperature design. ...
READ MOREPost-filling condensation is a major threat to packaging quality; cold-filled cans in humid factories "sweat," causing labels to peel and cardboard boxes to weaken. Conversely, hot-filled juices can remain hot for too long, damaging the product's color. This Stainless Steel Tunnel acts as a thermal regulator, either warming cold drinks to ambient temperature or cooling hot drinks before labeling. By delivering a dry, temperature-stable container to the labeling station, it ensures that your final packaging looks pristine and remains structurally sound throughout the supply chain.
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Feature / Parameter |
Detailed Specifications |
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Dual Function |
Selectable Warming or Cooling Modes |
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Belt Speed |
Fully Adjustable (Sync with Filling Line) |
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Construction |
Food-grade SS304 Frame and Mesh |
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Water Supply |
Recirculated with Cold/Hot Water Makeup |
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Drainage |
Integrated Sloped Bottom for Total Drainage |
What Are the Different Types of Storage Tanks? Quick Answer Storage tanks are generally classified by three factors: construction material, shape and orientation, and pressure or temperature design. ...
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