EZAMPLE VRS Series – Vacuum Residue Bottom Tank Sampling System
EZAMPLE VRS – Heavy Oil, Ground-Level Safety
$5500.00
EZAMPLE VRS Series – Heavy Oil Sampling, Ground-Level Simplicity
Sampling vacuum residue, asphalt, and other high-viscosity hydrocarbons no longer means climbing tanks or wrestling with凝固 samples. The EZAMPLE VRS Series brings safe, reliable, clog-free sampling down to ground level – where you belong.
Engineered specifically for heavy, viscous media like vacuum residue, reduced-pressure渣油, asphaltenes, and bitumen, this system features a steam-traced / heat-insulated dual-wall design that keeps media fluid and prevents solidification. The closed-loop circulation pump ensures fresh, representative samples by continuously flushing the sampling lines before collection – while the reverse-flush function clears any potential blockages in the sampling nozzles.
Installed safely at the tank bottom, the system delivers upper, middle, and lower samples – complete tank profiling without climbing, without emissions, without compromise.
Why EZAMPLE VRS?
Handles the Heaviest Oils: Vacuum residue, reduced-pressure渣油, asphalt, bitumen, heavy fuel oil – viscosity is no obstacle
Steam-Traced / Insulated Design: Keeps media fluid – prevents solidification and clogging
Zero Climbing: Ground-level operation – no ladder, no height risk
Zero Emissions: Fully enclosed system – no vapor release, no exposure
Fresh Samples Every Time: Closed-loop circulation pump flushes lines before sampling
Anti-Clog Technology: Reverse-flush function clears sampling nozzles
Three-Level Sampling: Upper, middle, and lower – complete tank profile
Built for High Temperatures: Up to 200°C (392°F) – engineered for hot residue service
Standards Compliant: Meets GB/T 4756-2015, ISO 3170, and SH/T 3414-2017
Precise & Repeatable: Sampling position error ≤ 1%
Applications: Vacuum residue, reduced-pressure渣油, asphaltenes, bitumen, heavy fuel oil, crude oil, and other high-viscosity hydrocarbons – fixed roof and floating roof tanks.
EZAMPLE VRS – because heavy oil shouldn't mean heavy lifting.