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$500
MoreBeer! 14 Gallon Stainless Conical Fermenter Model: MB_CON112
Last updated 1 day ago in Winchester, CA
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This a temperature controlled version of the MB_CON112 plus the leg extensions and the wheel kit. It will maintain the set temperature by gradually warning it via the attached warning pad or cooling it with the dual fan chill plate, works AWESOME year around! $500 obo From the More Beer site: Fabricated in the USA in our MoreBeer! Metal Shop you can easily ferment 10-12 gallon batches of beer in these beautiful fermenters! Made from 304 stainless steel and with the ability to hold up to 5 psi of pressure MoreBeer! conicals are the standard by which other conicals are measured. Professional quality Tri-Clamp fittings are welded in place for a lifetime of use and all the hardware is brewery quality. The rotating racking arm allows youto adjust where you are drawing beer from on the inside of the fermenter, a key feature when you have different amounts of trub from batch to batch. The 3" tri-clamp opening on top allows you to easily add hops, oak, fruit, or whatever. We have a great selection of options including let extensions, casters, CO2 pressure gauges, blow-off and thermowell packages. Commercial-quality gasket made from durable, food-grade silicone,,,Low profile stand design,,,1.5 inch butterfly valve,,,Threadless racking arm with position indicator,,,Professional sanitary sample and transfer valve,,,Cone removes from stand for easy cleaning,,,Domed lid with 3 inch clover fitting at the top,,,Sturdy lid clamp allowing for 5 PSI of pressure. Extra main lid seal I have lots of tri clamp accessories as well that we discuss and work a deal for. Again this is not the basic connical unit, it has the temperature control upgrade and legs and wheels pkg. Homebrew beer wine mead
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Condition
Used (normal wear)
Type
Conical fermenter
Brand
More Beer
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