Fermentation Tanks

Commercial fermenters with advanced temperature control and sanitary design

FERMENTERS

Overview

Fermentation tanks are engineered for precision temperature control and optimal yeast performance. The glycol-jacketed design provides uniform cooling, while the conical bottom facilitates easy yeast harvesting and beer transfer. Built to the highest sanitary standards with food-grade stainless steel, these fermenters are available in a wide range of sizes to match your production needs.

Key Features

✅ Precision temperature control system

✅ Conical bottom for easy harvesting

✅ Pressure-rated construction

✅ CIP spray ball included

Glycol cooling jacket design

Sanitary tri-clamp fittings throughout

Sample valve and racking arm

Modular leg design with adjustable feet

Technical Specifications

Volumes Available variable according to your needs
Working Pressure 30 PSI (2 bar)
Cooling System Glycol jacket
Material 304 Stainless Steel
Finish 2B interior, brushed exterior
Manway Size 18-inch oval
Temperature Control ±0.5°C

Applications

Suitable for primary and secondary fermentation of all beer styles. Optional features include unitanks for single-vessel fermentation, bright beer tanks, and custom pressure ratings.

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Advanced Fermentation Tanks for Breweries

Whether you’re producing craft beer or larger runs, each fermentation tank offers stable temperature control and smooth yeast activity. These beer fermenters are built from durable stainless steel to ensure long-lasting performance and dependable beer quality.

Custom Fermenter Configurations for Craft & Commercial Use

You can choose vessel size, cooling jackets, pressure ratings and fittings to match your brewing style and process. The goal is simple: equipment that fits your brewery, not the other way around.

 

Fermentation Equipment You Can Trust

Consistency in fermentation is key to great beer. Beer fermentation tank designs support stable temperature control, clean fermentation conditions, and easy cleaning access. These systems act like a reliable fermentation machine helping you maintain flavor quality, batch repeatability and smooth workflow in your brewery.

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Not sure which fermenter for beer or production scale fits your brewing goals? We’re happy to help.
Our team can guide you through vessel sizing, layout decisions, and matching your fermenters with your brewhouse system.

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