A mixing tank is an industrial vessel designed for homogenizing, blending, or storing liquid, slurry, or powder-liquid mixtures. In concrete, mortar, and chemical production, mixing tanks are essential for ensuring uniform material composition. They can be horizontal or vertical, single-chamber or multi-chamber, and constructed from carbon steel, stainless steel, or coated steel depending on the application.
Two large-capacity, fully welded tanks (available in carbon steel, 304/316L stainless steel, or lined anti-corrosion materials) deliver exceptional sealing performance, preventing liquid leakage, contamination, and evaporation. The dual-tank design supports simultaneous storage of two different liquids or expanded volume for uninterrupted production.
Built-in low-speed agitator with radial wall scrapers prevents sedimentation, stratification, and scaling of high-viscosity slurries, chemical additives, or suspended liquids. It maintains consistent material homogeneity, eliminating clogging risks and ensuring reliable downstream batching.
Cross-connected piping between the two tanks enables flexible material circulation, concentration equalization, and seamless transfer, supporting custom process configurations (e.g., mixing, recirculation, or separate storage).
Equipped with a dedicated liquid delivery pump (centrifugal or screw pump) for stable, precise feeding to downstream processes (e.g., concrete admixture batching, chemical production). The assembly is optimized for low-maintenance operation and compatibility with automatic control systems.
A steel access ladder with safety railings provides safe, easy access to the tank top for inspection, maintenance of manholes, valves, level sensors, and routine cleaning operations.
