Three Unused 1,000-Litre Jacketed Extraction Tanks Listed for Sale

Three tanks and a platform

Three unused jacketed extraction tanks, each with a stated capacity of 1,000 litres, have been listed for the wine business together with a platform. Based on the published title and short summary, the items appear as a single equipment offering, although the precise terms of sale are not available.

The source describes the tanks as “unused”. It does not clarify whether they have previously been installed, how they have been stored, or whether they are supplied with a manufacturer’s warranty or other documentation. The dimensions and design of the platform, as well as its relationship to the three tanks, are also not specified.

Limited technical information

According to the listing title, all three vessels have a nominal capacity of 1,000 litres and feature a jacketed design. No further technical specifications are included in the material provided. The manufacturer, year of production, construction material, physical dimensions, connection types and operating parameters of the jackets are not identified.

The source also does not explain which extraction processes the system was designed to support or what accessories may be included. As a result, its suitability for a particular winery, research project or other processing application cannot be determined from the available information.

Commercial terms not disclosed

The brief listing does not provide a price, geographic location, delivery conditions or contact details. It is also unclear whether the tanks can be purchased individually or are available only as a group with the platform. Their current availability cannot be confirmed from the supplied summary.

Potential buyers would therefore need to consult the listing directly and verify the equipment’s condition, configuration and sale terms before making a decision. Relevant checks could include confirming the complete specifications and establishing exactly which components are part of the offer, although the source gives no details about an inspection process.

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