Keg King - Apollo Unitank 30L
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Our PET tanks are the strongest in the world thanks to our patented Australian Made manufacturing process that ensures every single tank is individually pressure tested before sale.
When you get an Apollo, you’re also getting a huge range of fermenter equipment that’s built into the lid of every tank as a standard without the need to upgrade or add on, including:
- Wider 115mm Lid
- Dry Hop Port
- Centralised Floating Dip Tube Alignment
- Thermowell
- Built in Handles
- True Conical Shape
- Clear High Strength P.E.T.
- Gas Port
- Liquid Out Port
- Variable Pressure Relief Valves of 25psi, 15psi and 10psi
- Stainless Steel Floating Dip Tube
- Stainless Steel Hop Screen
- Expansions ports for adding additional equipment
- Collection Bottle
- Volume Indicator
Apollo is the highest evolution of the PET Pressure Fermenters and unitanks available in the world.
The 30L Apollo easily fits into a small fridge or temp chamber for fermentation.
The 60L easily holds your double batch 50+ litres of liquid.
The handles on all Apollo tanks are strong enough to lift with even when the tanks are full of liquid and the stainless steel frames make it simple to orient your tank wherever you require.
When you get an Apollo, you’re getting the world’s strongest, best equipped pressure fermenter and unitank.
Apollo is ready to take your fermentations to a level of control higher than any other closed bottom P.E.T. pressure fermenter!
Take command of your new fermentation vessel that will provide you with the ability to:
Ferment Under Pressure - Select the pressure setting you require from the x3 PRVs included
Dryhop Sanitarily - Use the Dry Hop Port in the lid
Carbonate in the Fermenter - Pressure Rated Operation up to 35psi and pressure tested tank up to 5 Bar
Monitor Internal Temps - Use the thermowell with your temp controller's probe to get accurate liquid temp readings
Serve Directly From The Tank - Hook up to your tap and use Apollo like a keg
Get Oxygen Free Keg Transfers - Move your fermentations to keg or packaging without introducing oxygen
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How long does it take to brew beer?
The time it takes to brew beer can vary, but on average, the process takes about 4 to 6 weeks. This includes the various stages such as malting, mashing, boiling, fermenting, conditioning, and bottling. However, some beer styles may require longer aging periods for optimal flavor development.
Is home brewing worth it?
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