VIG Vertrieb Industrieller Güter (Kreuztal, Germany) 2x 5000 l other brewery equipment
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Number of tanks: 2
Volume: 5,000 l per tank
Max. operating pressure (PS): 6 bar
Test pressure (PT): 7.8 bar
Operating temperature (TS): 0 - 50 °C
Immediately. Location: Germany
Overview
This lot comprises two VIG pressure tanks of 5,000 litres each
built in 2019 by VIG Vertrieb Industrieller Güter (Kreuztal
Germany). The vessels are CE-marked pressure vessels according to EC pressure equipment directive 2014/68/EU and were last used as activated carbon filters in a brewery’s water treatment
Each tank is fitted with a filter star
the filter candles show light damage. The tanks are interconnected with DN 65 piping and come with butterfly valves for cleaning
draining and shut-off as well as vacuum/check valves. With their young year of construction and availability as a pair
the vessels suit filtration and pressure-holding duties in breweries and beverage plants alike
Technical data
Pressure vessel per EC directive 2014/68/EU
CE-marked
Front manhole on each tank
Equipment
Filter star with filter candles in each tank (candles with light damage)
Interconnecting piping DN 65
3x M&S butterfly valves (cleaning
draining
shut-off)
2x vacuum / check valves
Condition
Used - good overall condition in line with the young year of construction. The filter candles of the filter stars show light damage. The tanks are installed indoors
Availability