Used 1000–4999 Gallon Stainless Steel Tanks for Sale
1000–4999 gallon stainless steel tanks are mid- to large-capacity vessels designed for storing, mixing, or processing liquids and semi-viscous materials in industrial environments. Constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and sanitary performance, these tanks are commonly used across food and beverage, chemical, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic manufacturing. Used 1000–4999 gallon stainless steel tanks provide a cost-effective solution for bulk storage and processing needs while maintaining durability and compliance with industry standards. Aaron Equipment offers a wide selection of used stainless steel tanks in this capacity range for immediate availability.
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10128098Used Vendome 1,000 Gallon Stainless Steel Jacketed Processor | Scrape Agitator | Dual-Zone Heat | 100 PSI
Used Vendome 1,000 Gallon Stainless Steel Jacketed Processor | Scrape Agitator | Dual-Zone Heat | 100 PSI. It has a dished bottom and a domed top. The jacket is rated for 100 psi @ 338F and the shell is rated for atmospheric pressure. National board # 898. Vendome serial number 2004-01Z-1. Vessel is 72" OD x 63" straight side. Jacket has two heating zones with 2" inlet and outlet on each zone. Bottom has 3" bent tri- clamp nozzle. Top nozzles are: 18" hinged manway, 6" wide x 18" long nozzle, 14" flanged nozzle, three 3" tri clamp, six 2" tri clamp and one 1" tri clamp. Tank has a spray ball inside. The side scraping agitator is driven by a 5 hp gear reduced drive. 230/460 vac 3 ph electric power required. Tank stands on four legs. Some cosmetic denting to the insulation skin otherwise it appears to be in good shape.
MFR: Vendome Copper & Brass
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11059385Used Cherry-Burrell 1,000-Gallon Sanitary Jacketed Stainless Steel Mix Tank | Food-Grade Heated Vessel
Used Cherry-Burrell 1,000-Gallon Sanitary Jacketed Stainless Steel Mix Tank | Food-Grade Heated Vessel. Approximately 72" diameter x 72" straight side. Dished top, pitched sloped bottom. Jacket Rated 100 PSI @ 300 Degrees F. Top mounted agitator driven by a 1.6/3 HP, 860/1740 rpm 460 volt motor into gearbox with 42.93 ratio for 20/40 RPM output speed. 3" Side bottom outlet. Approximately 9'6" OAH. National Board Rated. Last used in sanitary food plant.
MFR: Cherry Burrell
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54512002Unused Heritage BCast 1,000 Gallon Stainless Steel Storage Tank
Unused Heritage BCast Stainless Steel Products 1000 Gallon Single Wall Stainless Steel Storage Tank. Has 316 Stainless Steel Contact, 20 degree slope to center bottom outlet with 2" tri clamp fitting. 38" distance from floor to drain. Sidewall, top and bottom thickness is all 3.0 (12 GA). Has a #4 finish interior and a 2b finish outer walls.
1000–4999 Gallon Stainless Steel Tank Applications & Typical Use Cases
Used 1000–4999 gallon stainless steel tanks are utilized in operations requiring moderate to high-volume liquid handling and storage. Their size range makes them versatile for both batch processing and bulk storage applications.
Typical applications include:
Storage of liquids such as water, oils, chemicals, and solvents
Mixing and blending of food products, beverages, and ingredients
Pharmaceutical and cosmetic formulation processes
Fermentation and reaction processes (depending on configuration)
Holding tanks for intermediate or finished products
Industries include food and beverage processing, chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and industrial processing.
When to Choose a 1000–4999 Gallon Stainless Steel Tank
This tank size range is ideal for facilities that require larger storage capacity than small tanks but do not need full-scale bulk storage systems exceeding 5,000 gallons. These tanks are often selected for batch production processes, intermediate storage, or surge capacity between process steps.
Compared to smaller tanks, they reduce the frequency of refilling and improve operational efficiency. Compared to larger tanks, they offer more flexibility in plant layout and process control, especially in multi-product or batch-driven operations.
Used 1000–4999 Gallon Stainless Steel Tank Buying Considerations
When evaluating a used stainless steel tank in this capacity range, consider:
Tank orientation: Vertical vs. horizontal configurations based on space constraints
Construction material: 304 vs. 316 stainless steel depending on corrosion resistance needs
Pressure rating: Atmospheric vs. pressure or vacuum-rated designs
Agitation and internal features: Mixers, baffles, heating/cooling jackets
Condition and finish: Sanitary vs. industrial finish, weld quality, and prior use
Nozzles and fittings: Inlet/outlet sizes, manways, and connection types
Why Buy Used 1000–4999 Gallon Stainless Steel Tanks
Buying used 1000–4999 gallon stainless steel tanks helps reduce capital expenditure while providing reliable storage and processing capacity. Many tanks are available for immediate shipment, eliminating long fabrication lead times. Used equipment also allows facilities to expand capacity quickly or replace existing tanks without the cost of new custom-built units.
Sell Your Used 1000–4999 Gallon Stainless Steel Tanks
Aaron Equipment purchases surplus and used stainless steel tanks, including 1000–4999 gallon units. Whether you are upgrading, downsizing, or liquidating assets, we can assist with buyouts or consignment options. Submit your tank details to request an evaluation from our team.
A 1000–4999 gallon stainless steel tank is a mid- to large-capacity vessel used for storing or processing liquids and semi-viscous materials. These tanks are constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and are commonly used in sanitary and industrial applications requiring durability and cleanability.
These tanks are used for liquid storage, mixing, blending, and processing across industries such as food and beverage, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. They are suitable for batch production, intermediate storage, and bulk handling of process fluids.
Compared to smaller tanks, 1000–4999 gallon tanks provide higher storage capacity and reduce handling frequency. Compared to larger tanks, they offer greater flexibility for batch processing and facility layout, making them ideal for operations requiring moderate volume control.
The cost depends on factors such as size, material grade (304 or 316), condition, features (agitators, jackets), and manufacturer. Tanks with sanitary finishes or pressure ratings typically command higher prices. Contact Aaron Equipment for current inventory and pricing.
Yes. Aaron Equipment purchases used stainless steel tanks across a wide range of sizes, including 1000–4999 gallon units. If you have surplus tanks available, submit your equipment details to request an evaluation.