Maple Syrup Double Cone Filtering Tank

For syrup producers who value clarity, quality, and tradition, this Stainless Steel Double Cone Filtering Tank delivers a simple yet highly effective gravity-filtration solution. Whether you’re a small-scale homesteader or producing dozens of gallons per season, this tank helps you remove "sugar sand" (niter) and fine sediment from freshly boiled syrup — the final step before bottling. 

Why Choose a Double Cone Filter Tank?

• Gentle gravity filtration: As hot syrup flows through a cone filter bag or pre-filters, sediments settle naturally—no pressure, no risk of scorching, and minimal impact on flavor or color. Many producers prefer cone filtration over messy flat trays or expensive plate-and-frame presses. 

• Durable stainless steel construction: Built to withstand hot syrup (and repeated seasonal use), the tank resists corrosion and is easy to clean — helping you comply with food-safety best practices. 
  

• Compatible with standard cone filters: Works with cone filter bags or synthetic filter cones (sold separately), making it a flexible choice for both hobbyists and commercial makers. 
  

• Simple to operate: After the syrup reaches the proper density/temperature, pour it in while hot, let gravity do the work, then draw off the clear syrup from the bottom valve or spigot (if equipped). Ideal for hot-pack bottling. 
  

When & How to Use

1. Boil your sap to syrup using your evaporator or finishing pan.

2. Bring the syrup to the proper density, then heat to the filtration temperature as recommended by maple-syrup guidelines. 
   

3. Line the cone tank with a food-grade filter bag or synthetic cone filter (and pre-filter if needed).

4. Carefully pour the hot syrup into the filter. Gravitation pulls the syrup through, leaving the sediment behind.

5. Draw off the clear syrup from the bottom at bottling temperature and proceed to the jar or syrup container.

Who This Is For

• Home or hobby maple syrup producers who boil sap seasonally.

• Small-batch commercial producers need a cost-effective alternative to plate-and-frame filter presses.

• Farmers or homesteaders seeking stainless steel, food-safe equipment built to last.

Add-on Suggestions
For best results, pair this tank with a premium cone filter bag, a synthetic filter cone, or a pre-filter pad, mainly if you regularly produce large batches.

A reduced-size elbow for bottle filling may be selected from the drop-down menu. The thermometer pictured is not included in the price; you may add one using the drop-down box.