Milk Tanker Truck
- Tank Capacity
- 2,000 L–30,000 L
- Tank Material
- 304 2B Stainless Steel
- Tank Shape
- Horizontal oval tank
- Inner Liner Thickness
- 3.0 mm
- Outer Packaging Thickness
- 1.0 mm
- Milk Outlet Diameter
- Ø51 mm
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Milk Tanker Truck
The KEEYAK Milk Tanker Truck is a milk collection tanker with a sanitary stainless steel product tank, selected insulation, internal baffles, hygienic pipework, and pumping equipment for loading and delivering bulk milk. Available configurations include tank capacity (2,000 L–30,000 L) with inner liner thickness (3.0 mm).
Dairies, cooperatives, processors, and collection contractors use this road milk tanker on farm and plant routes. Milk specification, compartment plan, cleaning process, insulation duty, sampling, metering, pump capacity, hose layout, chassis access, axle loading, and local dairy rules determine suitability. Final chassis and operating configuration must be confirmed before ordering.
What Is a Milk Tanker Truck Used For
- Farm Milk CollectionThe dairy tanker loads chilled raw milk from approved farm tanks using sanitary hoses, sampling procedures, and route controls defined by the dairy program. Suitability depends on tank capacity and site conditions.
- Dairy Plant DeliveryCollected milk is transferred to a processing plant through compatible sanitary connections after required quality checks, documentation, and receiving procedures are completed. Suitability depends on inner liner thickness and site conditions.
- Cooperative Collection RoutesMultiple approved farms share a scheduled pickup route where compartment planning, collection measurement, sample traceability, and vehicle access support efficient consolidation. The selected tank capacity must match operating conditions and site access.
- Short Interplant TransfersProcessors move compatible bulk milk between nearby facilities when tank sanitation, product segregation, temperature control, and receiving capacity are confirmed beforehand. Selection depends on inner liner thickness, duty cycle, and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
Which parts must use sanitary milk-contact materials?
The tank interior, pipework, valves, pump wetted parts, seals, hoses, and fittings must suit milk contact and the selected cleaning chemicals. Buyers should confirm task requirements, chassis limits, site access, duty cycle, and operating conditions before ordering.
