This type of container is designed for high-density products transported with the tank filled to less than 80%. 80% is classified as the “minimum filling level,” but the internal partitions in the container ensure content stability during transport. The container can be equipped with heating systems, including steam, hot water, and thermostat-controlled electric heating systems, as well as cooling options.
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Insulated tanks are designed for transporting both highly pure and highly corrosive products. This type of container is equipped with additional safety systems, such as product level detection devices and overfill protection systems, and some containers feature GPS tracking. Typical lining includes PTFE, rubber, and phenolic resin combined with various valve configurations – allowing the tank to meet specific loading and unloading requirements.

Heated tanks. Some products need to be heated during transport, so these containers are equipped with steam, water, or electric heating systems. Considering the sensitivity of certain products to even minor temperature fluctuations, the heating systems in this type of container are exceptionally precise.

Refrigerated or cooled container tanks. The use of these tanks for the safe transportation of pharmaceutical products, fruit juices, milk, and general-purpose liquids has been approved by international regulatory bodies. Cooling is achieved by circulating brine or synthetic oil around the external coils.

Refrigerated or cooled container tanks. The use of these tanks for the safe transportation of pharmaceutical products, fruit juices, milk, and general-purpose liquids has been approved by international regulatory bodies. Cooling is achieved by circulating brine or synthetic oil around the external coils.