Electrically Heated Glue Melting Tank

• Electrically Heated Tanks can achieve heating, temperature control, and cooling within a single tank without requiring an additional hot water tank.
• Water Bath Tanks, in addition to the glue melting tank, need a separate hot water tank, which enables preheating.

Temperature Control Features:

• Water bath tanks offer more convenient temperature control, allowing easier switching between heating and cooling.
• Electrically heated tanks can also achieve such control, but they generally consume higher power. For factories with steam heat sources, water bath tanks are more cost-efficient

1. Tank Structure
   The equipment adopts a closed three-layer tank structure, featuring stable vacuum performance, strong temperature maintenance, stable dissolution of gelatin particles, and excellent homogenization effect.
2. Stirring System
   The stirring assembly uses a live sleeve coupling-connected dual-shaft bidirectional multi-layer split-flow stirring paddle at the shaft position, enabling easy disassembly, installation, and maintenance.
3. Driving Mechanism
   The rotating part is composed of two sets of shaft-type reducers, ensuring smooth operation, low noise, and stable performance. It shortens glue melting time, improves gelatin liquid medium quality, and stabilizes liquid homogeneity.
4. Hygienic Design
   The inner tank, outer surface, and all components are polished smoothly for easy cleaning without dead corners. The compact overall structure reduces the height of the glue melting room, saves energy consumption, and complies with GMP hygiene standards.
5. Operational Accessories
   The upper part is equipped with a thermometer and vacuum gauge to monitor in-tank temperature and vacuum dynamics in real time. The feeding port (manhole) adopts a quick-opening and quick-mounting design, facilitating material feeding, internal cleaning, disassembly, and maintenance.