35L Pro Sight Glass Distillation Lid - Steam Condenser Lid - BrewZilla - DigiBoil
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Can be directly used with:
- AlcoEngine Reflux Still
- AlcoEngine Pot Still
- Brewzilla Steam Condenser Lid
- Any other still that can be used with a 2" Tri Clamp / clover port.
Specifications:
- Thicker Silicone O-Ring for a tighter seal
- 2 Inch Tri-clover Top Ferrule Port
- 3 Inch Sight Glass Ferrule
Includes 3 Inch PPSU Sight Glass Disc, 3 Inch Tri-Clover Clamp and 3 Inch Tri-Clover Silicone Seal
From Kegland:
Designed to be extremely sturdy when using heavier stills or off-center steam condenser units. Now you can watch your wash boil and see if it's foaming or about to puke. If you are brewing beer indoors you may want to use a steam condenser lid set, without having to take off the entire lid to do hop/salt additions, simply remove the 3" Sight Glass and throw in (take care when hot).
PPSU is an excellent choice for components that are exposed to high temperatures (up to 200°C) and corrosive media due to its exceptional chemical resistance. As well as being extremely impact resistant.
We have decided to use this type of plastic because it also has superior thermal and mechanical properties with the added benefit of being transparent. This will allow us to injection mold intricate parts that would have been near impossible to do in stainless steel or lab-grade glass. Because this is a very unique type of plastic, it comes at a much higher cost per kg than other industrial plastics. So much so that it costs more than stainless steel.
35L Pro Sight Glass Distillation / Steam Condenser Lid
Suits 35L Gen 4 and Gen 3 BrewZillas, 35L Digiboils and older model Robobrews.
Designed to be extremely sturdy when using heavier stills or off-center steam condenser units. Now you can watch your wash boil and see if it's foaming or about to puke. If you are brewing beer indoors you may want to use a steam condenser lid set, without having to take off the entire lid to do hop/salt additions, simply remove the 3" Sight Glass and throw in (take care when hot).
PPSU is an excellent choice for components that are exposed to high temperatures (up to 200°C) and corrosive media due to its exceptional chemical resistance. As well as being extremely impact resistant.
We have decided to use this type of plastic because it also has superior thermal and mechanical properties with the added benefit of being transparent. This will allow us to injection mold intricate parts that would have been near impossible to do in stainless steel or lab-grade glass. Because this is a very unique type of plastic, it comes at a much higher cost per kg than other industrial plastics. So much so that it costs more than stainless steel.
This unit has been designed to be used with the DigiBoil and BrewZilla 35L. We do not have data on other branded boilers if their clamps are suitable to make a complete seal.
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