Equipment
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$7.95Bottle Brush - small tip
Bottle Brush, Standard Small Tip. The length from the handle end to the end of the main part of the brush is 52cms, helpful for getting in to small nooks and crannies. The end is small enough to fit inside most standard bottlenecks.
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$8.95Fan Tip Bottle Brush
Fan Tip Bottle Brush with long 45cm handle making it ideal for cleaning plastic and glass bottles.
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$42.95Glass Flip Top Bottles 750ml Amber - Case of 12
Glass Flip Top Bottle 750ml Amber - Case of 12. Made with brown glass to make sure that sunlight can't deteriorate the contents.
Replacement seals are available and we recoemmend using the Low2 seals for holding carbonation as the original seals tend to leak.Suitable for cider, beer and kombucha.
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$44.95Glass Flip Top Bottles 500ml Amber - Case of 12
Amber flip top bottles 500ml – Case of 12. All the convenience of a flip-top style lid with a 500ml bottle. Amber in colour to reduce problems with light-strike degrading the contents of the bottle.
Replacement seals are available and we recoemmend using the Low2 seals for holding carbonation as the original seals tend to leak.Suitable for cider, beer and kombucha.
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$159.9519L Ball Lock Keg – double handle & rubber foot
19L Ball Lock Keg – double handle & rubber foot - new.
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$9.95Heavy Duty Brewing Gloves – 55cm long
These heavy duty brewing gloves are made from vulcanized latex, ideal for cleaning around the brewery or even the home. Seriously long for getting those arms deep into Kegmenters, Fermzillas and those brew pots.
Tough chemical resistant material provides good protection to your hands during clean-up and sanitary handling of equipment. They are 55cm long so will also protect the forearm when reaching into harsh cleaning chemicals.
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$969.00Grainfather Conical Fermenter Pro Edition 30L (GF30)
Ferment like never before! The Grainfather Conical Fermenter gives the brewer professional fermentation control, just like the commercial breweries. Fermentation is arguably the most important part of producing a good quality beer. A good fermentation environment starts with a clean and sterile fermenter, has a consistent controlled temperature base and exposure to oxygen is minimised.
