Fermentation tank is a vertical, tapered, cylindrical vessel for the beer fermentation and maturation processes.Beer fermentation tanks,also refer to Uni-tank,which are vessels of various size usually made from stainless steel that contain a mixture of malted grain, hops, yeast and water to create a liquid collectively known in the brewing process as wort. Fermentation tanks vary in temperature depending upon the beer being produced.

Stainless steel, vertical, double-walled, insulated, 60 degree cone bottom, dished head, beer fermentation tank.Cylindrical and conical parts have independent glycol cooling zones controlled by temperature sensor.Part of dished head forms oval manhole, breathing valve set up at 1.5 bar and sanitation cleaning ball.

CCT cylindrically-conical tanks, the most commonly used brewery fermentation vessels, with classical design and equipment – for the most of breweries, microbreweries and producers of alcoholic carbonated cider. Insulated tanks cooled by water (or glycol). They are equipped with double-jacket for efficient cooling and temperature control during all fermentation process.
Designed to use with beer, cider, sparkling wine.

The basic brewing system is composed of 6 systems.which is malt miller,mashing system,fermenting system,cooling system,control system and cleaning system.Some craft breweries provide fresh beer locally,so they just need to fill beer in keg or bottles and don't need to filter and sterilizer;Some commercial used large breweries also need pasteurizer to sterilize,diatomate filter to filter,packing machine to package

Fermentation tanks, or more commonly fermenters, are key components in beer brewing. Fermenters are specialized tanks designed to precisely control temperature and maintain the optimal conditions for fermentation, which occurs once the wort has been transferred from the brewhouse to the fermenter; a conical-bottom design is highly recommended for fermenters allowing for easier yeast harvesting.

Service tanks, also called bright beer tanks, are the containers structurally identical to maturing tanks.Their typical feature is the certification for pressure 3.0 bar, since for their main function, which is filling the transport packaging ( kegs, bottles ) and draught beer ( in the adjacent restaurant ), it is necessary to keep beer under a higher pressure than is used in maturing tanks.