INTRODUCTION
Milk Bucket made from Stainless steel is a stable homogeneous alloy made up of iron, chromium, and nickel. For several reasons, it has a long and reputed history of being used in the food and milk processing industries. Many dairy farms and consumers are replacing steel or plastic milk cans with stainless steel milk cans. The main benefit of using a stainless-steel milk can is that it does not get stains or rust on it. Its inner surface remains smooth and polished for life. This feature makes stainless steel milk can durable and long-lasting.
For all these features there is increased consumer demand. Stainless steel milk can manufacturers are using modern engineering skills for their production.
There are no adverse effects of stainless-steel milk bucket on human health both during use (at the consumer level) and production (at the manufacturing level). Due to this, they are used in the food and milk processing sectors for various purposes. The bacterial and chemical neutrality of stainless-steel promises better human health. Stainless steel is also inert to alkali and acidic substances. Due to this milk remains safe and healthy inside the can. In the case of an aluminum milk bucket, the aluminum metal reacts in a highly acidic environment, which is a potential health risk
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PRODUCT DETAILS
- Model : HA-MBSS-10L-Milk Bucket ss
- Material: 304 SS (AISI)
- Grade: AISI
- Capacity: 10L
- Thickness:1.2mm
- Suitable: Milking and Carrying Milk
- Packing: 1 Pcs
HERE I’M
- 10Liter Milk Capacity
- Durable & Long-Lasting
- Recyclable & Reusable
- Environment friendly
- Handy fabrication
- Appealing appearance
- Heat resistance
- Fire resistance
- Hardened body
- Rough Handling
ABOUT ME
- Stainless steel is a highly durable, strong, and sturdy substance
- It is easier to clean a stainless-steel milk can than others
- There are no adverse effects of stainless-steel milk cans on human health
- Stainless steel is a stable homogeneous alloy made up of iron, chromium, and nickel.
- You can easily clean the milk cans. To remove all the bacteria you can use a disinfectant.
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