Bulk Milk Coolers

We are a prominent Exporter & Supplier of Bulk Milk Coolers. It is a direct expansion type cooler operated using imported Dimpled Jacket from UK & Warm Geared Agitator Motor. The range includes 1000 Liters in Circular Vertical / Horizontal Semi Cylindrical, 2000 Liters in the Horizontal Semi Cylindrical, 3000 Liters & 5000 Liters in Cylindrical shape. These Coolers are for installing at village Dairy Cooperative Society which collects the milk everyday in the morning and evening from milk producers. The Milk collected shall be stored in the bulk milk cooler and cooled from the ambient Temperature to 4 centigrade within 3 hours.

Advantages

• Robust AISI 304 SS milk cooling tank
• Imported thermo plates for direct expansion
• Warmed geared agitator motor
• Emerson make efficient compressor
• Higher insulation efficiency
• Designed to occupy minimum space
• Faster cooling

Salient Features

• Robust design
• Durable tank made of AISI 304 SS
• Hermetically sealed compressor
• Digital temp controller
• Occupy minimum space
• Energy conscious
• Designed to be user friendly

Capacities - 100 ltr , 200 ltr , 500 ltr , 1000 ltr , 2000 ltr , 3000 ltr , 5000 ltr

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bulk milk cooler?

A bulk milk cooling tank is a sizable storage container used in dairy farming to cool milk and keep it chilled until a milk hauler can pick it up. The bulk milk cooling tank is a crucial piece of machinery for dairy farms.

What is the importance of bulk milk cooler?

Benefits: The milk won't spoil or curdle because it was cooled at the collection centre. Milk adulteration and can spills can be avoided when being transported. By scheduling trips to the main dairy on alternate days or just once per day, the expense of milk transportation can be reduced.

What container is best for milk?

Find out the reason why glass bottles are a superior option than plastic pouches for milk packaging by answering this question! More of the milk in glass bottles remains in its original form than in alternative packaging. The milk has more enzymes because it hasn't been as thoroughly pasteurised.

What are the principles of milk cooling?

For every pound of milk that is cooled, 56 BTUs of energy are expended (27 kilojoule per kg). This is often accomplished by a refrigeration system utilising a specific refrigerant fluid to reject the milk's heat into the ambient air.