The sugar melting tank, also known as a sugar melting kettle, is a newly designed melting and heating device. The kettle body is composed of a cylindrical stainless steel inner cylinder head, forming a heat transfer interlayer. It is wrapped in polished stainless steel on the outside, featuring an aesthetically pleasing appearance. The substances to be melted and cold water are placed inside the tank, while steam is introduced into the interlayer to achieve the purpose of heating and melting.
The outer surface of the tank is wrapped with polished stainless steel, featuring an elegant and aesthetic appearance. The substances to be melted and cold water are placed inside the tank, while steam is introduced into the interlayer to achieve heating and melting. The pipeline connected to the interlayer is equipped with a pressure gauge and a safety valve to measure the pressure within the interlayer and ensure safe operation.
The sugar dissolving system consists of a material-liquid mixing pump, hot/cold tanks, a dual filter, a frame, and connecting pipes. It is primarily used for dissolving granulated sugar and is also suitable for quantitatively dissolving powdered or granular materials such as milk powder, coconut essence, starch, and other food additives. This system simultaneously performs three functions: dissolution, heating (or cooling), and filtration. With fast speed and high efficiency, it is an essential process equipment for food and beverage production.