1000L GMP Pharmaceutical Dilution & Concentration Vessel AISI316L Electro-Polished Jacketed Tank with Spun Conical Head and Magnetic Agitator

      1000L GMP Pharmaceutical Dilution & Concentration Vessel AISI316L Electro-Polished Jacketed Tank with Spun Conical Head and Magnetic Agitator

Product Features
      Built around a 1000 L working capacity, this sanitary-grade vessel serves as the dilution and concentration stage of a liquid preparation line. The shell-and-head assembly is cold-spun into a conical profile without welded seams in the product zone, while the interior is electrolytically mirror-polished to a sanitary finish that resists residue build-up. A full-jacketed wall allows both steam-assisted warming and chilled-medium cooling on the same unit, so a single tank can cover heat-driven dissolution and cold holding without changeover. The bottom-entry magnetic drive keeps the product path seal-free during agitation, and every wetted surface is drainable to a low-point outlet for reliable drainage and cleaning.

• Controlled Dilution: Metered addition of diluent with agitation to reach the required assay or concentration uniformly.
• Concentration & Dissolution: Jacket-assisted heating to accelerate solute dissolution or gently reduce solvent volume under controlled temperature.
• Intermediate Holding: Temperature-stable buffer storage between the preparation stage and downstream sterile filtration or filling.
• Buffer & Wash Solution Preparation: Preparation of cleaning, rinsing and buffer liquids for upstream and downstream equipment.

• Q: Can the same tank both heat and cool?
  A: Yes. The sandwich jacket accepts low-pressure steam or hot water for heating and chilled water/glycol for cooling; the medium is switched at the utility manifold, so no second vessel is required.
• Q: Is the interior suitable for direct product contact and cleaning?
  A: The wetted surface is AISI 316L with electrolytic mirror polishing and a self-draining conical profile, combined with 360° spray balls, which supports effective CIP and minimizes residue retention.
• Q: How is leakage risk at the agitator avoided?
  A: Agitation is transmitted by a magnetic coupling through the tank wall, so there is no rotating shaft seal inside the product zone — a common source of contamination and maintenance downtime.
• Q: Can it be integrated into an existing liquid preparation line?
  A: Yes. Inlet, outlet, spray, vent and instrument connections are arranged to customer P&ID, and the vessel can be linked with CIP skids, filtration units and filling machines on the same skid.