Descriptions:
Enhance your expertise in spirits with this high-quality copper alcohol still, perfect for creating top-notch gin, vodka, whiskey, rum, and moonshine in the comfort of your own home. Featuring a modular, all-copper column and tri clamp connections, this compact and efficient distillation unit allows for precise and effortless production of your preferred drinks. Discover the art of distilling with ease and versatility. Customize the still to meet your specific distilling requirements by adjusting the number of reflux sections, using the pot still mode by removing the bubble plate, or adding a gin basket and agitator to mix the wash.
Specifications:
All the parts/boilers are welded by qualified welders and will be pressure tested for leaks when it's finished, the system is rated at 0.1MPa.
Built from heavy gauge 304 stainless steel and t2 lead free 99.9% copper from big name manufacturers. Can provide certificates if needed.
Ideal for making moonshine, whiskey, vodka, gin, brandy, grappa etc.
Can produce up to 95abv alcohol.
Modular design so you can add many additional items to the system such as gin basket，copper helmet，extra sections etc.
Includes:
1） For the column:
4* 3" Copper sight glass tee with copper bubble plate
1* Copper 3" dephlegmator
1* Copper 3" to 2" reducer with dial thermometer
2* Copper 2" 90deg elbow
1* Copper 2" shotgun condenser
1* Copper parrot with sampling valve
With all the needed tri clamps, gaskets
2） For the boiler：
1*50Lt（13 gallons） stainless steel boiler
1* heating element
1* dial thermometer
1* 1" triclamp ball valve(drain)
1* 2" triclamp filling port with end cap
3）Red and blue water lines and push in fittings kit
Optional equipments(need to be ordered separately, please send a message if needed):
Additional column sections(with copper bubble plate, clamp and gasket) USD 150 each
3 inch gin basket USD 160
4 inch copper helmet USD 280
heating elements controller USD 150
Note: We can also make custom stills according to your requirements, just message us if interested.
