Published scope
The manufacturer lists milk, cheese milk, yoghurt milk, cream and ice-cream mix among the applications for this dairy heat-treatment unit.
Manufacturer: Tetra Pak. Category: Dairy pasteurizers.
Fields supported by the manufacturer
- Record type
- Configurable processing unit
- Published capacity range
- 2,000–60,000 L/h; manufacturer range, not an accepted line-output guarantee. Official field source
- Configuration boundary
- Pasteurizer D is distinct from Pasteurizer D Base and beverage pasteurizer families. Official field source
- Price, stock and lead time
- Not confirmed. Request a destination- and configuration-specific quotation directly.
Prepare the supplier brief
- Which milk composition and inlet condition support the offered flow rate?
- What holding, diversion, recording and heat-recovery arrangement is included?
- How are start-up, product changeover and clean-down reflected in usable production time?
- Who validates the configured heat process and its integration with storage and filling?
Agree on samples, accepted output, rejected output, downtime and changeovers separately. Ask the supplier to put inclusions, exclusions, utility demand, installation and service arrangements in writing.
Boundaries of supply
Pasteurization equipment is not automatically a UHT process or a complete aseptic packing line.
Do not merge neighbouring model specifications into this record. Request a dated equipment list identifying the offered configuration, accessories, installation work and exclusions.
Official manufacturer contact
Open Tetra Pak contact page. Product enquiries go to the named supplier, not automatically to HELPER.
Images and demonstrations
This record does not use an invented photograph of the named equipment. Official imagery and any supplier-hosted media can be found through the source page; no playback-verified model video is claimed here.
Sources & editorial boundaries
Official sources checked on 3 October 2026. These records identify published equipment scope; they are not factory certification, stock checks or product-specific safety validation. Questions and route maps are editorial purchasing aids, not operating instructions.