Kegland Beer Filtering System 10inch
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Beer Filtering System 10inch
Everything in the first photo is included in the filter system. Needs filter cartridge to work (select from drop down menu)
This beer filter is designed to be used with our Absolute 1 Micron Filter.
This system comes as standard with Duotight fittings that are compatible with our 3/8" / 9.5mm Line)
This filter works best when used as the middle man when transferring icy cold (-1C) uncarbonated beer between two kegs. All you will need to do is purchase some hosing, clamps, ball locks and an Absolute 1 Micron Filter to use this system.
If you drink with your eyes, and prefer a crystal clear beer, then this really is the cheapest method to getting crystal clear beer with little to no effort.
Features:
- Clear high pressure housing
- Purge valve to expel air pockets
- ½” BSP inlet and outlet
- Includes ball valve
- Brass threaded ports for durability
- Compatible with other 10” filter systems
NOTE: Hot liquids exceeding 50C should not be used in direct contact with the filter housing. Do not use this filter on unrestricted mains water pressure exceeding 70 psi.
This filter can also be used to filter our yeast in your distillation wash. By removing yeast before you put your wash into your boiler this will significantly improve the quality of your final spirit. Many off flavours in distillation can come from boiling yeast cells. When the yeast cells get boiled they break open releasing many off flavours aromas and fusil oils.
*please note Absolute 1 Micron Filter shown in picture does not come with the System, that is an additional purchase.*
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