The union of two different worlds: Stainless Steel and Iron

These components are special flanges with an external diameter of 1200 mm and a total thickness of 80 mm. They embody our challenge to bond two materials into a single element: stainless steel and iron.
To meet the precision requirements of the client’s project, the in-house workshop performed the machining using our CNC machines. We transformed raw material rings into high-level mechanical parts, achieving centimal precision.
The complexity of the design and the required finish demanded in-house CAD-CAM engineering. We developed a suitable tooling and machine clamping systems to shape the metal in full compliance with the requested specifications.

Engineering and Production: Efficiency at the Core

Once the layout was defined, we moved into the operational phase, where artisanal precision meets technical specifications. The heart of this tank lies in its temperature management system: an internal spiral has been applied within the jacket between the walls, designed to guide the flow of the cooling liquid from the bottom upwards. This solution, combined with two external drains (a lower inlet and an upper outlet), ensures constant and uniform fluid recirculation. This technical approach guarantees that the batter is maintained at the ideal temperature, ensuring the highest quality of the final product throughout the entire pumping and distribution cycle.

Specialized pharmaceutical tanks

Our client needed containers with enough capacity to safely handle botanical raw materials, while also ensuring a continuous feed to the rotary dryer.
To meet this requirement, we engineered a customized upper flange that allows the containers to connect directly to the drying machine, along with ergonomic handles to ensure safe and effortless handling by the operator.