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Dairy Tanks

Dairy tanks are stainless steel containment reservoirs used for the storage of milk and dairy products until they are transported to their next processing location. The tanks are refrigerated and insulated as the main requirement of dairy tanks is that they are able to keep the milk and dairy products at a certain cold temperature. This is important to maintain health standards of the products as bacteria and diseases can grow rapidly on dairy products that are not refrigerated and processed in a timely manner.

Walker Engineered Products
New Lisbon, WI
800-356-5734
Walker Engineered Products is a supplier and manufacturer of dairy tanks. Their polished vessels can hold up to 70,000 gallons and they are a leading innovator in the design and fabrication of equipment for the food, beverage and chemical industries. Walker can meet the specifications of all your specialized applications and can provide any required codes, including ASME, CRN and PED.
Pope Scientific, Inc.
Saukville, WI
262-268-9300
Pope Scientific, Inc. provides solutions for processing vessels & pressure tanks that meet even the most demanding applications. Pope is known for quality engineering and manufacturing simple to complete storage systems, blenders, reactors, filter-dryers, fermenters, skid systems and still/evaporator combinations. Pope Scientific offers high-value dairy tank solutions.
G & F Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Oak Lawn, IL
800-282-1574
For 50 years G & F Manufacturing Company, Inc. has been a leading quality dairy tank manufacturer for many industries. Their storage containers offer quality workmanship & durability. G & F offers standard & custom vessels for storage & mixing which include open & closed top vertical & horizontal storage & mixing tanks with capacities to 10,000 gallons.
Independent Truck Tank, LLC.
Bolivar, MO
417-326-8885
With 35+ years of experience in the stainless steel & aluminum fabrication industry, ITT offers a wide range of custom fabricated transportation, storage & process tank solutions, including quality made dairy tanks. ITT began producing for the natural gas & petrochemical industries. They now include pressure vessels, trailers, batch tanks, custom fabrication & product repair.
Springs Fabrication, Inc.
Colorado Springs, CO
800-466-5896
Springs Fabrication is a leading stainless steel tank manufacturer of dairy tanks, in addition to a wide range of other products and services. Springs Fabrication works to exceed the expectations of customers through quality, performance and responsiveness and since 1991, our products have held to ASME certification. Contact SF, Inc. today and let our team help you.
Burt Process Equipment, Inc.
Hamden, CT
203-287-1985
Founded in 1970, Burt Process is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacturing and distribution of high purity & corrosion resistant equipment. BPE products include dairy tanks, fiberglass reinforced plastic tanks, spill containment tanks & basins, cylindrical polyethylene & cone bottom tanks, rectangular tanks and other related products. Please visit our website for more information.
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Dairy Tanks

The dairy industry has some of the highest standards in terms of requirements for cleanliness and processing materials, and tanks used for milk storage need to be inspected to ensure their design, construction and material choice are the most ideal for the purpose. Dairy tanks are made of stainless steel as it is one of the most sanitary manufacturing options. It is easy to clean and does not stain nor does it absorb any of the products it comes into contact with. Furthermore, it is corrosion resistant and will not rust, even when exposed to moisture for prolonged periods of time. Other advantages to using stainless steel storage tanks include the durability and cost-effectiveness of the material. Stainless steel is also commonly used in other food processing applications, such as mixing tanks or water tanks, due to these properties.

Milk is transported using sterile tubes from the milking machines into the dairy tank. It is often cooled using a heat exchanger as the milk is warm when collected directly from the cows. The tanks can range in size from as low as 100 gallons up to thousands of gallons, depending both on the size of the dairy and the processing and transportation capabilities. It is stored temporarily in those holding tanks until being transferred to refrigerated trucks for transportation to processing and packaging plants. Dairy tanks are a necessary element of dairy product processing, and yet there are points to consider when determining the design specifics of a tank. Most importantly, a tank needs to be able to be cleaned and sanitized, and inspected for rust or other degradation. Tanks need to be thoroughly cleaned in between each load of milk and therefore need to be durable enough to withstand repeated cleaning as well as simple enough to ensure thorough sanitization with each clean. While stainless steel is the most common material used in dairy tank construction, some glass, plastic, or rubber products are also used and these need to be high quality materials to ensure sanitary processes.