How chocolate tanks work
Chocolate tanks are controlled environments that hold, condition, and circulate chocolate to maintain its temperature and viscosity at the correct levels. The jacketed walls of each tank control the heat, while the internal agitators keep the mass evenly mixed.
The chocolate moves through the system without separating or solidifying, maintaining uniformity across long runs. Depending on the setup, tanks may also connect directly to pumps or pipes that supply tempering machines, depositors, or moulding lines.


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