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New and used process vessels and paste kettles for sale (19)

19 new and used process vessels and paste kettles for sale, including sterile and injectable manufacturing vessels, syrup and ointment mixing vessels, jacketed vessels and starch paste kettles, from Adinath International, Tecninox and LODHA. Every listing shows the year, condition and location, and you contact the seller directly.

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The 19 machines listed here come from 3 sellers and are located in India (18) and Italy (1). 18 are new and 1 used. The used machine was built in 2015.

19machines for sale
3sellers
2countries: India and Italy
18 / 1new / used
2015used machine built
ManufacturersAdinath InternationalTecninoxLODHA

What to check before buying a process vessel

  • Volume and design

    Gross and working volume, design pressure and vacuum, and the material (AISI 316L inside, often AISI 304 outside).

  • Heating and cooling

    Jacket or limpet coil, heating with steam, hot water or electric heaters, and the temperature range.

  • Agitation

    Type of stirrer (anchor, propeller, turbine), its speed, and a homogenizer if you make emulsions.

  • Hygiene

    Internal surface finish, spray balls for cleaning in place (CIP), bottom and sampling valves without dead legs, and sterile filters for injectables.

  • Certificates

    Pressure vessel certificates valid in your country (for example PED in the European Union or ASME in the United States) and material certificates.

Frequently asked questions

What is a jacketed vessel?

A jacketed vessel has a second wall around the tank. Steam, hot water or a cooling liquid flows in the space between the two walls to heat or cool the product while it is mixed, without touching it.

What is a paste kettle used for?

In tablet production a paste kettle prepares the binder paste, for example starch paste, that is added to the powders during wet granulation. It is a heated, jacketed kettle with a stirrer and a tilting or bottom outlet.

What is the difference between a tank and a vessel?

The words are often used for the same thing. In process plants a vessel usually means a closed container that works under pressure or vacuum, with heating, cooling or mixing; a tank usually stores liquids at atmospheric pressure.