Kegland 32L Stainless Steel Conical Fermenter - Brewmeister Edition
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THIS IS PRODUCT IS THE NEW BIGGER AND BETTER VERSION (MAY23) OF THE STAINLESS BUCKET FERMENTER WE USED TO SELL - NOW WITH CENTRAL DUMP VALVE.
This is Kegland's version of the stainless brew bucket - now a super popular entry point into stainless steel fermenters. The feature set is similar to the brewmaster edition of a similar product. This is an ideal product if you want to step up from a plastic bucket fermenter or you want something shinier than a Fermzilla and don't want to pressure ferment. It'll also last a lifetime. This fermenter can't be used under pressure but can be pressurised to max 1PSI for pressure transfers (other parts would be needed for this).
This top value fermenter is made from 304 grade stainless steel. The welding is smooth and the outer body is passivated to provide that matte stainless look. The exact same method how the KegLand 19L Brand New Stainless Steel kegs are produced.
The base inside this unit is a domed / cone shape so its really easy to clean while the rotating rack arm enables you to drain out every last drop.
This unit also includes a thermowell on the front. This unit comes with a digital thermometer (batteries not included) as shown in photos however the thermowell will also take various other thermometers /probes.
32L - 304 Stainless Steel Conical Fermenter
This top value fermenter is made from 304 grade stainless steel. The welding is smooth and the outer body is passivated to provide that matte stainless look. The exact same method how the KegLand 19L Brand New Stainless Steel kegs are produced. Now with the added 1" angled dump valve!.
Please note: This unit cannot be used under pressure (above 1 PSI). If you decide to go against the manufacturing guidelines you will void the warranty.
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