A brite tank is a vessel used to mature, clarify and carbonate beer. It gets its name after the clear, bright beer stored and processed in it. Most breweries use brite tanks as serving vessels, too.While it would take around two weeks for beer to clarify and carbonate in a conical fermenter, a bright beer tank needs less than two days. Typical breweries have one brite tank for every four to five conicals.A special dished bottom collects the leftover yeast, letting you draw clear beer down to the very last drop. Unlike conical fermenters and other vessels, bright beer tanks yield close to 100% of the volume, letting you easily perform packaging calculations.

Stainless steel bright beer tanks for carbonating beer

Standard

Operating Pressure – 2.5 bar

Operating Temperature – (min)-5°C/(max)30°C

Pressure Gauge

Insulation – Polyurethane foam layer (70-100 mm)

Manway Door – PED Oval

Legs – Adjustable height and tilt

Temperature Control

Cooling Jacket on Coat

Cooling Jacket on Bottom

Thermometer

Thermowell

Valves

Sample Tap – PED Butterfly valve (DN25 DIN11851)

Partial Discharge – PED Butterfly valve (DN40 DIN11851)

Total Discharge – PED Butterfly valve (DN40 DIN11851)

Safety valve

Vacuum valve

Type Plate – With note card

Ladder rack – Coat height 1500 mm onwards

Welding

Outside – Brushed finish

Inside – Brushed and polished (Ra<0.6 µm)

Options

Electronics Box

Manhole Cover – Custom

Manway Door – Custom

Temperature Control

Thermoregulator (digital)

Cooling piping system (with solenoid/electromotor valves)

Valves & Fittings

Carbonation fitting

CIP pipe with spray ball and Ball valve (DN25 DIN11851)

PT100 probe

Level Indicator