Equipment · Tanks
Where the wine lives.
Tanks are where wine is fermented, settled, held, and aged — the stainless-steel core of the cellar. In a visitable cellar they are the first thing a visitor sees, so they are engineered for the work first, and shaped to be worth looking at.
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Not a comparison chart — a starting point. Find the line that sounds like your cellar.
- “Open-top red fermentation, without giving up the floor.”Diamond Square OT Fermenter
- “Flexible capacity that follows the vintage.”Variable Capacity Tank
- “One small tank that does every job.”Olavin Mini Tanker
- “Empty a fermenter in minutes, not hours.”Enclosed Conical Fermenter
- “Ferment from the first load, work all four seasons.”OT Conical Fermenter
- “Storage where wine can stay for months, clean.”Round Tank
- “A reliable closed backbone for the whole program.”Enclosed Fermenter
- “Up to 20% more cellar from the same floor.”Diamond Square Fermenter
The range
Every Olavin tank.
Highlighted filters open a focused view. Full filtering arrives with the catalog.
Diamond Square OT Fermenter
Product Code: TOpen-top access, without giving up the floor.
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OT Conical Fermenter
Product Code: KFerments from the first load. Works all four seasons.
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Diamond Square Fermenter
Product Code: GDiamond-Faceted—a New Presence in the Cellar.
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Enclosed Fermenter
Product Code: ARed, white, and the long hold — one enclosed format for the whole program.
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Enclosed Conical Fermenter
Product Code: JA 5-tonne fermenter, empty in about 5 minutes.
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Variable Capacity Tank
Product Code: B60 days. Zero checks.
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Diamond Square VC Fermenter
Product Code: T-BThe world's first 5-year warranty on a square VC fermenter.
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Round Tank
Product Code: EEvery internal weld polished to mirror grade.
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Olavin Mini Tanker
Product Code: L7 in 1.
View productThe method behind the tanks
Tanks are where system logic takes physical form.
How these tanks are chosen, arranged, and integrated is a Systems question — cellar workflow, thermal behavior, and spatial design.