Most measuring tanks are single-layer vertical types, designed to provide quantitative raw materials for batching. The most common type features a single-layer vertical structure with standard elliptical heads at both top and bottom. A liquid level gauge is installed on the tank, or weighing modules are equipped on its feet/ears. This type of measuring tank can operate in manual mode, automatic mode, or switch between the two.
Full automatic metering ensures convenience and accuracy, with functions including timed and quantitative material preparation, low material alarm, and automatic valve closure when the material reaches the required amount. Despite its simple structure, the measuring tank offers powerful functionality.
Multifunctional measuring tanks not only have metering capabilities but also integrate stirring and heat exchange functions, enabling fully automatic processes such as stirring, liquid preparation, and metering.
Measuring tanks are made of stainless steel S30408 or S31603. Nozzles on the tank can be configured as needed, including inlet/outlet ports, cleaning ports, and metering ports. Depending on the industry of use, the tank body can undergo different polishing treatments such as pickling passivation, wire drawing, and fine polishing.