Stainless Steel Agitated Mixing Tank

🧴 Stainless Steel Agitated Mixing Tank – 1,000 L / 3 Agitators / 3 HP Motor – Mill Bay, BC 🧴 💲 Price: CAD $1,950 (OBO)   |   ≈ USD $1,383 📍 Location: Mill Bay, BC 📦 Condition: Used / As-Is / Inspection Welcome ________________________________________ Overview Heavy-duty stainless steel rectangular mixing tank, approximately 1,000 L (≈ 275 gal) capacity, equipped with three stainless agitators and a 3 HP Baldor industrial motor. Ideal for dairy, food, beverage, biofuel, or chemical processing. Built with 304/316 stainless steel, sanitary welds, and robust frame construction. Perfect for blending, heating, batching, or storage applications in industrial or pilot-scale setups ________________________________________ ✅ Specifications • Capacity: 1,000 – 1,100 L (≈ 275 – 300 US gal) • Construction: 304/316 SS welded rectangular body • Dimensions: 96 in W × 39 in D × 67 in H (legs ≈ 15 in tall) • Weight: ≈ 450 – 550 lb (empty) • Agitators: 3 stainless steel mixers with shafts and angled blades • Motor: Baldor M3218T 3 HP Industrial Motor (230/460 V TEFC) • Openings: 3 top mixer ports + process fittings • Outlets: 2 bottom stainless NPT drain connections • Finish: Brushed exterior / sanitary interior welds • Mounting: 4 fixed stainless legs with flat pads ________________________________________ ⚙️ Condition • Used / Sold As-Is – structurally solid • Minor surface staining and oxidation from previous industrial service • Stored indoors, ready for inspection • Inspection recommended prior to use ________________________________________ 💡 Ideal Applications • Dairy & Beverage Processing • Food & Liquid Blending • Biofuel / Biodiesel Production • Chemical Mixing or Neutralization • General Industrial Liquid Storage ________________________________________ 💰 Pricing & Availability • CAD $1,950 (OBO) • Located in Mill Bay, BC • Loading and local transport assistance available ________________________________________ 📞 Contact Darren 📧 info@ergo.eco 📱 778-744-0123 📍 Mill Bay, British Columbia