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At ReAgent, we have a wide range of mixing and storage tanks to support our chemical blending, packing, and water purification services. 

All of our mixing vessels have conical bases, designed to maximise yield and enable efficient cleaning between product changes. 

Here’s a look at five of our biggest tanks, showing the scale and capability of our operations.

1. 22,500L Stainless Steel Mixing Vessel

This is our largest tank, designed for blending products up to 5,000cps in viscosity. A 5kW motor drives a stainless steel mixing impeller, supported by internal baffles that improve efficiency. 

ReAgent's 22,500L stainless steel mixing vessel
ReAgent’s 22,500L stainless steel mixing vessel

Recirculation pipework features an inline static mixer for a consistent, homogenous product.

Made from 316 grade stainless steel, this vessel is compatible with a wide range of products, aside from acidic blends. 

An electronically driven diaphragm pump ensures effective recirculation and packing, while in-line filtration down to 0.2 micron maintains product quality.

2. 20,000L HDPE Mixing Vessel

Built for blending products under 40°C, our 20,000L HDPE mixing tank handles anything except solvents. 

A 2.2kW motor powers an ebonite-coated shaft, protecting contact parts when working with corrosive materials. It’s ideal for blending low-viscosity products below 30cps.

The vessel includes an inline static mixer, electronically driven diaphragm pump, and 0.2 micron filtration. All contact parts are corrosion-resistant, making this tank highly versatile.

ReAgent's 20,000L HDPE mixing vessel
Our 20,000L HDPE mixing vessel

3. 20,000L Stainless Steel Deionised Water Tank

Our 20,000L water tank provides bulk storage for our deionised water supply (see the image in section 5). 

Made of 316 stainless steel, it’s designed for quick access and high-capacity use. The water passes continuously through UV and mesh filtration to ensure quality and to prevent bacterial growth.

We can fill 25,000L road tankers in under two hours, and the vessel is automatically refilled by our water systems, ensuring a consistent supply for all pack sizes.

4. 16,000L HDPE Raw Water Storage Tank

Our raw water tank holds feedstock for our deionised water and purification plants. 

ReAgent's 16,000L HDPE raw water storage tank
ReAgent’s 16,000L HDPE raw water storage tank

With a supply delivering over 10,000L per hour, this vessel ensures we maintain a steady reserve to protect against fluctuations and keep production running smoothly.

5. 15,000L Stainless Steel Mixing Vessel

Like our 20,000L stainless steel vessel, this 316 stainless steel vessel is suitable for a wide range of products, aside from acidic blends. 

A 4.5kW motor powers the impeller, supported by diaphragm pump recirculation and 0.2 micron in-line filtration.

Like our other blending tanks, it can pack into IBCs using automatic dosing systems or through automated packing equipment, including our latest packing line.

ReAgent's 15,000L stainless steel mixing vessel
ReAgent’s 15,000L stainless steel mixing vessel and 20,000L deionised water storage tank

Partner With Us For Your Chemical Blending Needs

At ReAgent, our tanks give us the flexibility to handle a huge variety of chemical blending, storage, and packing projects. 

Whether it’s high-volume water storage or specialist mixing, our equipment ensures efficiency, consistency, and quality.

Contact our friendly team today to learn how we can support your chemical requirements.

About the author

Jessica Clifton

Chief Strategy Officer

Jessica is Chief Strategy Officer at ReAgent and leads a variety of growth projects. She has an extensive background in marketing, and has worked in the chemical industry since 2019. Outside of work, Jessica can be found on a run, building LEGO, or watching Star Wars.

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