300HL Stainless Steel Plinth Mounted Wine Tank

A 300HL plinth-mounted wine tank refers to a specific type of wine storage vessel. This is a substantial capacity and is often used in larger wineries or for bulk wine storage. The tank being plinth-mounted means it’s placed on a raised and sturdy base (plinth) to ensure stability and facilitate easier access for operations like fermentation, storage, or blending.

1.The characters for plinth mounted wine tank as follows:

Durability: Stainless steel tanks are robust, resistant to corrosion, and can withstand various cleaning and sterilization processes without affecting the wine quality.

Hygiene: They provide a clean environment for winemaking, as stainless steel is non-reactive and easy to clean, minimizing the risk of contamination and preserving the wine’s quality.

Temperature Control: Stainless steel tanks offer the option for precise temperature control during fermentation, storage, or aging, which is crucial for maintaining the desired characteristics of the wine.

Versatility: These tanks come in various shapes and sizes, allowing winemakers flexibility in their winemaking processes, whether it’s fermentation, storage, blending, or aging.

The “plinth-mounted” aspect signifies that the tank is placed on a sturdy base or plinth, ensuring stability and ease of access for winemaking operations.

This type of tank is often used in larger wineries or for storing larger volumes of wine. Winemakers choose stainless steel tanks for their reliability, cleanliness, and the control they offer over the winemaking process.

2.The specification for 300HL stainless steel plinth mounted wine tank

Material: Made of high-quality stainless steel, commonly AISI 304 or AISI 316

Design: Typically cylindrical in shape, though variations might exist based on manufacturer designs or specific customization requests.

Insulation: Optional insulation for temperature control during fermentation or aging processes.

Base/Plinth: Sturdy base or plinth to ensure stability and ease of access for winemaking operations.

Fittings and Accessories: Expect various fittings, such as sampling valves, temperature gauges, manholes, and outlets for racking and filling wine.

Surface Finish: Typically, tanks come with a polished or brushed finish, allowing for easy cleaning and maintenance.

Options for Customization: Manufacturers might offer customization options for additional features, such as cooling jackets, agitators, or specific inlet/outlet configurations, tailored to the winery’s needs.

Compliance and Certifications: Tanks might adhere to industry standards and certifications ensuring quality, hygiene, and safety in winemaking.