Tube-in-tube pasteurizers. Built around your product.

Continuous heating, holding and cooling for pumpable juice, puree, sauce and paste. Select the tube passages, product pump and outlet condition around your recipe and the machine that comes next.

Product-led selection · Defined supply scope · Existing-line integration

THE EQUIPMENTCONCENTRIC TUBE SYSTEM
Long horizontal stainless tube-in-tube assembly with return bends, valves and controls in a workshop
Full equipment assembly photographed in a workshop.
01 / Complete assemblyExplore construction ↗
EquipmentConcentric tube heat exchange
ApplicationsJuice · puree · sauce · paste
Selection basisYour product, flow and filling route

Different textures.
Different selection priorities.

Choose by how your product flows, heats and leaves the system. We connect the thermal equipment to the duty you actually need.

One thermal section.
A clear path through the process.

01

Feed

Stable product supply

02

Heat

Separate product and service passages

03

Hold

Defined flow and residence

04

Cool

Selected outlet condition

05

Connect

Your next operation

How the system works →
Tube-bank returns, flanges, gauges and valves on a stainless frame
Access around the return ends, fittings and instruments.

Understand what you are selecting.

Concentric passages keep the product and heating or cooling service separate. Tube clearance, pump selection and the holding route work together around the food.

  • Passages selected for viscosity, fibre and particles
  • Feed, heating, holding and cooling defined as one duty
  • Product, utility and cleaning connections identified
  • Controls and downstream responses agreed in the scope
Compare exchanger geometries →

Turn a product question
into an equipment brief.

Prepare your enquiry →

Know what is supplied.
Know how it connects.

The pasteurizer can be a thermal section within a new or existing production route. Pumps, vessels, controls, cleaning and the receiving equipment are identified in the agreed supply.

Review the equipment drawing, connections, operating sequence and selected checks together. Product-process acceptance follows the actual food and package.

Assembly and project support →
Control cabinet next to vessel and tube-bank equipment in a workshop
Control cabinet and adjoining equipment in a real assembly setting.

Your product. Your process.
Let’s define the equipment.

Share the product, expected flow and the operation that follows. We can start with a short message and clarify the details together.

Discuss your system →