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All the equipment need to brew a great beer. Mash-tuns kettles, fermenters and more.  

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#6 Rubber Stopper Drilled

$1.09
White Gum Laboratory Stopper #6, Drilled. Great for jugs!   Dimensions 1.20" inches: Top Diameter 1.01" inches: Bottom Diameter .99" inches: Stopper Height .36" inches: Hole Diameter
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Better Than Shaking a Keg! Are you tired of carbonating your beer the unpredictable way? You crank up the PSI in the keg, shake, and wait with bated breath, hoping you didn’t just over-carbonate your batch. Using a diffusion stone pays off with a reliable level of carbonation every time. Our .5 micron stone is ideal to force carbonate your kegged beer, or as an aeration stone prior to fermentation. It produces nice small bubbles, giving more surface area for diffusion. 0.5 micron stone 316 Stainless 1/2" diameter. Stone is 1" in length. Overall length is 1 7/8" The barb is 1/4" OD To Use: Attach 2 feet of 1/4" tubing to the stone and the "gas in" dip tube inside the keg. (Tubing not included). Set your desired pressure on the regulator and gas gets emitted through the .5 micron stainless stone. The bubbles rise through the beer creating so much surface area contact between gas and liquid that the absorption rate is very rapid. This is very similar to how beer is carbonated in breweries. Cleaning & Sanitizing: It is important to know the oils from your skin can clog the small pores in the stone. We that you attach the tubing to the stone, then hold the assembly by the tubing while submerging the stone in boiling water for a few minutes to break down and drive the oils out. When the stone comes out of the boiling water, tightly wrap it in saniitized aluminum foil until you are going to mount it in your keg.

0.5 Micron Oxygen Diffusion Stone

$10.99
Better Than Shaking a Keg!   Are you tired of carbonating your beer the unpredictable way? You crank up the PSI in the keg, shake, and wait with bated breath, hoping you didn’t just over-carbonate your batch. Using a diffusion stone pays off...
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10" False Bottom w/Elbow

$36.99
Domed false bottoms are perfect for mash tuns, lauter tuns, or sparging setups. They provide high-performance filtering and liquid flow, and the stainless steel construction makes them durable and easy to clean. The center of the dome is equipped with an...
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100 mL Glass Hydrometer Test Jar 13"

$6.09
This funnel is made of durable, food-grade plastic. The smooth inner surface makes it easy to clean and sanitize. And the slender stem fits easily into carboys, gallon jugs, and other small openings. This plastic funnel does not come with a straining...
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110v 1600 Watt SS Heating Element

$39.99
A powerful, 304 stainless steel heating element well suited for most kettles. With its weldless design and a diameter of 1.25", it's easy to install. Simply drill a 1.25" hole in your kettle and tightening the nut from the outside. The heating element...
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12" Bazooka Screen 1/2" NPT

$13.99
This companion product to any kettle valve screws inside the kettle valve to turn any pot into a mash tun or filter out hops. All stainless steel construction, with a threaded 1/2" NPT male inlet to fit Polar Ware and other valves. Mesh size 16.
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12" False Bottom w/Elbow

$46.99
Domed false bottoms are perfect for mash tuns, lauter tuns, or sparging setups. They provide high-performance filtering and liquid flow, and the stainless steel construction makes them durable and easy to clean. The center of the dome is equipped with an...
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2 Gallon Bucket

$4.99
A 2 Gallon Food Safe Fermenting Bucket. Easy for storage, transporting, and cleaning; a great cheap alternative to glass carboys. Use a soft cloth and a certified sanitizer to keep it lasting long for future brewing.
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3 Gallon Carboy

$24.99
A 3 Gallon Glass Carboy with a 30 mm neck width, wide body, and ribbed sides. It is commonly used in the primary fermentation of wine and beer, though it can also sometimes be used for secondary fermentation as well. Glass carboys are often used during...
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