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Stainless Steel Fabrication Services: Design, Build, Install and Repair

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Stainless Tank & Mix provides stainless steel fabrication services for Australian manufacturers, from the first sketch to equipment installed and running on your site. We’ve been designing, building, installing and repairing tanks, silos, mixers and process equipment in Sydney since 1974.

The same team carries a job all the way through. The engineers who model your vessel talk to the welders who build it, and the crew that installs it knows how it went together. When something needs repairing or changing years later, we already know the equipment.

Choose a service below, or talk to our team about the whole project.

Our Services

Design & Engineering

Every job starts as a 3D model. We work out what your equipment has to do, model it in SolidWorks and send you views to review and comment on until the design is agreed. FEA checks the structure, pressure and loads, and CFD models flow and mixing, before any steel is cut, and the same model becomes the fabrication drawings. We design new equipment, work from your drawings, or redesign equipment that has failed or outgrown its job.

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Custom Fabrication & Pipework

One-off stainless steel equipment built to your process, in 304, 316, 316L or duplex. Alongside tanks and mixers, our Minto workshop fabricates process pipework, platforms, frames, chutes, skids and all the parts that don’t come out of a catalogue. Every weld is to AS/NZS 1554.6, and every job is built under our ISO 9001 quality system. We also source hard-to-find stainless steel items, from chain, wire rope and connectors to floats, hinges and special valves.

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Tank Installation & Relocation

Our installation team delivers and sets up silos, tanks, vessels, vats, mixers and the equipment around them. We run our own trucks and lifting gear, and because we built the equipment, we know how it should be lifted, positioned and connected. We also move existing equipment, whether that’s one tank across a production room or a whole line to a new site.

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Tank Repairs

A tank that’s been sucked in, cracked or worn out may still be worth saving. We assess the damage first and tell you whether a repair makes sense. We repair tanks we built and tanks from other makers, and we replace bases that have been patched too many times. We qualify our tradesmen for the jobs that call for it, and we work on site with as little disruption as we can manage.

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Upgrades & Replacement Equipment

When a tank or mixer can’t be repaired, or your batch sizes have grown, we build the replacement to fit the space and the connections the old one left behind. We also upgrade what you have: new agitators, drives and fittings on existing vessels.

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Our Services at Every Stage of a Project

Most customers use us for the whole job. Some bring us in for one stage. This is what we do at each one.

StageWhat we doWhat you receive
DesignWork out the duty, model the equipment in 3D and revise it with you3D views and a general arrangement drawing to approve
Engineering checksFEA on structure, pressure and loads; AS 1210 design where the vessel is pressurisedCalculations and design documents
FabricationBuild in our Minto workshop under ISO 9001Material certificates and weld records
TestingFactory Acceptance Testing (FAT) before the equipment leaves the workshopFAT records
Delivery and installationTransport, lifting, positioning and connection on siteEquipment installed and ready to run
Repairs and upgradesAssessment, on-site repairs, base replacement, upgrades and replacementsEquipment back in service

Designed, Built and Installed by One Team

Everything we make is designed and fabricated at our workshop in Minto, NSW, from 2 litre vessels to tanks of 600,000 litres and more.

Size decides how a tank reaches you. Up to 3.5 m in diameter, it travels by road without an escort. Above that it needs an escort, and larger again a police escort, with bridges and overhead wires setting the real limit. When a vessel is too big to travel, we move the fabrication line to your site and build it there. That’s how we built a 600,000 litre tank at a power station.

For complete process systems, from layout and fabrication to installation and commissioning, see our turnkey solutions.

Industries We Serve

We design and build for manufacturers with very different hygiene, material and documentation needs.

Why Choose Stainless Tank & Mix

Proven Experience

Over 50 years of stainless steel design, fabrication, and project delivery.

Quality Without Compromise

AS1210 compliant, HACCP ready, and precision engineered. Every project is fully traceable and built to last.

Collaborative Partnerships

We build long-term relationships based on honesty and communication. We share progress every step of the way.

A Culture of Care

Family owned, people first, and community minded. Our team takes pride in craftsmanship, safety and sustainability.

Innovation Backed by Experience

Technology meets tradition, using advanced design. Tools like SolidWorks, Comsol and Odoo ERP to deliver smarter outcomes.

Complete In-House Capability

From concept to commissioning. Design, fabrication, installation, and QA all delivered under one roof.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We repair and service tanks from other makers as well as our own, and we can install or relocate equipment built elsewhere. We’ll look at it first, so we know how it was made before we lift or cut anything.

Yes. We move tanks and process equipment within a site or to a new facility. We plan the lift, the transport and the reconnection, so the tank goes back into service quickly.

Often, yes. Stainless steel is hard to bring back to new condition, but a tank damaged by vacuum or impact can usually be repaired to a sound, workable state. Where the base has been repaired too many times, we replace it on site.

Yes. We can build from your design, or develop one from your process and site. Either way, we model it in 3D first so you can see the finished equipment before fabrication starts.