01TANK
Tanks & vessels
Storage, blending, fermentation and high-shear tanks — agitated or still, jacketed or not, with the outlet where the vessel actually drains.
500–120,000 L3 / 4 mm shell
Specification
Process section · liquid beverages
The process section, engineered as one system.
Tanks, sterilisers, CIP and installation piping — supplied as one scope with defined battery limits, from 1 to 50 tonnes per hour.
42,000BPH
CIP set delivered on a glass-bottle line, Tanzania — through an EPC contractor
1–50t/h
Plate pasteurisation range; tubular UHT from 1 to 20 t/h
316Lcontact
Product-contact parts in SS304 / SS316L, Ra and weld records documented
3.1EN 10204
Batch-traceable material certificates, issued with the equipment
01 — Scope
We build one section of the line. We are precise about which one.
A beverage line is a chain of interfaces. Ours begins at raw-material intake and ends at the process outlet, where your filling line takes over. Stating that boundary plainly is what makes a single-responsible scope possible — and it keeps the quotation comparable with the one you already have.
Inside our scope
- Raw-material preparation — washing, crushing, extraction and filtration; built by us or integrated from a third party
- Blending and preparation — mixing, high-shear emulsifying, sugar dissolving
- Homogenisation, deaeration and flash treatment
- Plate pasteurisation, HTST and tubular UHT
- CIP — compact three-tank and split-type, one to four circuits
- Tanks, sanitary piping, valves, pumps and inline instruments
- PLC + HMI control, recipe handling and data records
- Installation supervision, commissioning, training, spare parts
Outside our scope
- Water treatment and purified-water generation
- Filling, capping and downstream packaging
- Retort or post-filling sterilisation
- Milk powder, dry blending and solid beverages
- Utilities — steam, compressed air, chilled water, effluent
If your enquiry includes these sections, we will still answer it and tell you exactly which parts are not ours. On the sections we do take on, a unit we integrate keeps its maker's name on the drawing — we would rather say whose machine it is than blur where responsibility sits.
02 — Product lines
Four lines: tanks, sterilisers, CIP, installation.
Three equipment families, and the installation that connects them — piping, electrical, PLC — as the fourth line of the quotation. Deaeration, plate heat exchangers, pumps, valves and instruments are integrated around them. One interface, one set of drawings, one responsible party.
02HEAT
Sterilisers
Plate pasteurisers and tubular UHT units, sized to the holding curve — with heat recovery and automatic flow diversion on deviation.
0.5–50 t/h85–140 °C
Specification
03CIP
CIP systems
Compact three-tank skids and split systems, with conductivity, temperature and flow verification on every circuit.
0.5–10 m³1–4 circuits
Specification
04SERVICE
Installation & piping
The fourth line is a scope, not a catalogue frame: sanitary product piping, in-section power piping, electrical cabinets and PLC programming, executed on site by our engineers — priced in the quotation, drawn on the same P&ID the equipment was built to.
Sanitary piping OD 25–127 mmElectrical · cable & trayPLC + HMI programming
Supporting scope
Integrated around the three units
Vacuum deaeration
Flash treatment
Plate heat exchangers
Sanitary pumps & valves
Inline instruments
PLC + HMI
Installation & commissioning
Deaeration removes dissolved oxygen; sterilisation kills micro-organisms. They sit next to each other in the line and do different jobs — neither replaces the other.
From our floor
Photographed where it is built.
No renders, no stock photos. Our workshop and loading yard — a steriliser line awaiting FAT, CIP sets in assembly, vessels in production, and completed equipment leaving for site.
03 — How the section is built
Five stages, one set of process data.
The sequence is conventional. What differs is that every stage is sized from the same product data, so the deaerator is not oversized against the steriliser, and the CIP circuit actually reaches the last valve.
01
Intake & blending
Recipe-based dosing, agitation and temperature control, with inline °Brix monitoring.
02
Deaeration
Dissolved oxygen removed under vacuum to protect flavour and shelf life.
03
Heat treatment
Plate or tubular, sized to the required time–temperature curve with heat recovery.
04
Cleaning
CIP circuits designed with the piping, not added afterwards — verified by flow and conductivity.
05
Control & records
PLC recipes, alarm history and batch records for traceability at the process outlet.
PROCESS DATA IN → EQUIPMENT SIZED → BATTERY LIMITS DEFINED
See configurations by beverage
04 — References
What we have delivered, and what is still running.
We separate completed installations from contracts in execution. A reference list that mixes the two is not a reference list — it is a pipeline.
Tanzania
East Africa
East Africa
CIP system for a 42,000 BPH glass-bottle line
Sized for ≥45 t/h and ≥3 bar at the filler inlet, supplied through the EPC contractor. Contracted 15 June 2026; contractual delivery 15 July 2026. End client not named under the confidentiality clause.
Delivered 2026
Mongolia
Process section, 12,000 BPH PET line
Delivered and invoiced. Blending, heat treatment and CIP for a carbonated soft-drink line.
Delivered
Russia · Kazakhstan
Morocco · SE Asia
Morocco · SE Asia
Process sections and CIP systems
Installations across Russia (including Chechnya), Kazakhstan, Morocco, French Polynesia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam — carbonated, juice and tea lines.
Delivered
Kenya · Sudan · Chad
Contracts in execution
Kenya 3 t/h juice and carbonated; Sudan 10 t/h juice; Chad 22.5 t/h carbonated plus 9 t/h juice. Listed separately because they are not yet completed installations.
In execution
05 — Documentation
Claims we can support with paper.
Our quality system operates to ISO 9001 principles. We do not hold a third-party ISO 9001 certificate, and we do not apply a CE mark as a manufacturer. What we can hand over with every machine is more specific — and it survives an audit.
Stated plainly
For export projects we design and document to the applicable directives — Machinery 2006/42/EC, LVD, EMC and PED 2014/68/EU — and issue a declaration of conformity and technical file per project. Where a directive requires a notified body, we engage one and quote it separately.
From 20 January 2027 the Machinery Directive is replaced by Regulation (EU) 2023/1230; new projects are documented against the regulation where the delivery date requires it.
01
EN 10204 3.1 material certificatesBatch-traceable certificates for product-contact plate, tube and sheet.
02
Weld inspection records100% of welds logged — penetration, radiographic, hydrostatic and leak testing as specified.
03
Surface and material complianceRa values, SS304/SS316L selection with chloride limits, food-contact documentation to GB 4806.9-2023, EU 1935/2004 or FDA 21 CFR as required.
04
Factory acceptance test reportCapacity, temperature hold, flow diversion and CIP verification, witnessed on site or by video.
05
Declaration of conformity & technical fileProject-specific, with the directive list and the standards applied.
Send the process data. We will send the section.
Product, capacity, °Brix, heat treatment and destination are enough to start. You will get a scope definition, a preliminary layout and a quotation — not a catalogue.