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I have six of these fermentation tanks. Great for home distilling or creating test batches. The go for $80 brand new, Im asking $50. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. -Made with FDA approved resin- 100% potable and safe for drinking -Elevated drain allows for wide flexibility of drainage options -Great for mixing and aeration application -UV inhibitors protects against direct sunlight -Full drain outlet
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Bunging valve 0.2-2.2bar for special request for fermentation tank. Hi everybody, nice to meet you here! This is Amy from Tiantai beer equipment company. For this article, I would like to share you my opinions on the Bunging valve. Welcome to join us for the discussion. Pressurized fermentations are becoming increasingly popular,. we can gain some of the benefits from fermenting beer under pressure, they are: Lower ester production, being able to ferment at higher temperatures without producing off-flavors, having your beer carbonated by the end of fermentation (rather than carbonating separately for over a week) Moreover, some research suggests beer fermentation under pressure can reduce the amount of advanced alcohol in beer and avoid having a headache after drinking.Mechanical bunging valve can regulate pressure from 0.2bar~2.2bar. How to set a bunging valve? We need to turn the adjustable to set up the pressure you want. The pressure in the picture2 is 0.4 bar now. And put some 75％ alcohol water or other food grade sterilant into the liquid vessel.When beer is fast fermenting, we can check the pressure through the pressure gauge. Any comments will be warmly welcomed. Leave your comments here or send me an mail directly to start the talk. Edited by Amy brew@cnbrewery.com www.brewerybeerequipment.com -
You can reach me at andrew@tetondistillery.com for questions about any of the equipment. Additionally we are looking for 1000L Mixing Tank if anyone has one for sale. Pot Stills Equipped with double jacketed steam heating pot still, manhole, rectification column, condenser, agitator (ABB motor, gear reducer), piping and fittings. ATM. 250 Gal/1100L - $22,500 - 14ft 500 Gal/2020L - $32,900 - 16ft Column Stills Batch or continuous distillation. Can be run in split or single column design. ATM. SUS 304 Stainless Steel, 2 Condensers, 2 Rotometers, Steam Element, Stand, (Additional parts for split column) Single Column 600 L - $22,900 - 33ft 800 L - $25,600 - 40ft 1000 L - $37,600 - 40ft Split Column 600 L - $23,900 - 20ft 800 L - $26,600 - 27ft 1000 L - $38,600 - 27ft Fermentation Tanks Jacketed for cooling, SUS 304 Stainless Steel, Side manhole, CIP Cleaning Ball, Thermometer, Pressure Gauge, Sampling Port, Stand with adjustable legs, Mixer - 3 phase motor with shaft and paddle, 3 Layer 800L/928L - 7 BBL - Conical - $7,960 1200L/1330L - 10 BBL - Conical - $5600 (No motor, single layer) 1600L/1820L - 14 BBL- Conical - $10,900 3500L/3950L - 30 BBL - Conical - $17,800 3500L/3850L - 30 BBL - Sloped - $17,400 Transfer Barrels SUS 304 Stainless Steel, Wheels with brakes, Handles, Lid, Ball Valve W/ Tri-clamp 150L - $895 200L - $1095 300L - $1495 400L - $1900 Kettle/Mash Tun Jacketed with insulation layer, Steam heating, mixer and cover, ABB motor 800L/840L - $12,400 1200L/1500L - $11,800 (No motor, false bottom) -
I have 3 available for sale. $6400/each OBO plus freight from Driggs, ID. Email: andrew@tetondistillery.com Fermentation Tank 800 liters (211 gallons) Jacketed for cooling with conical bottom SUS 304 Stainless Steel Side manhole CIP Cleaning Ball Thermometer Pressure Gauge Sampling Port Stand with adjustable legs Mixer - 3 phase motor with shaft and paddle http://www.tetondistillery.com/distillery-equipment/fermentation-tank-800-liters-211-gallons
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Members 0 2 posts Report post Posted May 2 New 1000 Gallon Stainless Fermentation Tanks. 200 Gallons of head space Tri- Clamp Connections Dish Bottom Single wall, with Stainless Coil for heating/cooling Comes with agitation assembly (motors, propellers, etc) CIP sprayball setup Tanks have never been used, they were just made to incorrect specs that did not work with our operation. Plates with motor and tank specs are included in the photos. Asking $7500 a piece Email is preferred Thank You
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We are looking at getting a small 1000 litre fermenter - here in Europe Cypress wood is not easy to get, but oak fermenters are. Has anyone any experience of using an oak fermentation tank? We are in a temperate area, so not worried about excessive heat and cold, just worried about bacterial infections etc with low abv in an oak tank. Should we just go for stainless?
