8 Gallon Moonshine Still with 2" Copper and Stainless Whiskey Column
This 8 gallon Still has it all! Tri clamp port for electric heating element
adapter, tri clamp and cpver plate, or you can fire it with a propane burner.
This still cannot be heated with induction heat. It is made with high grade,
polished stainless steel. This copper still column is all copper with a
stainless jacket on the condenser. The Column is 13 3/4" long and the
condenser is 32" long.
This comes with:
* Carry handles
* Top quality construction with beautifully rounded curves
* Polished to a mirror finish inside and out
* Copper pot still column with detachable copper condenser with stainless jacket
* Port for heating element adapter
* Thermo port and commercial grade thermometer with 3" Face
* 2" Column connection
* Built in copper Liebig condenser
8 gallon boiler measures 21.5" tall x 12-3/4" diameter, 14-1/4" diameter
including the outside port
The 24 gauge copper stills that yu see elsewhere on the internet are so thin
that you can take your hands and crush them like a huge beer can. The Chinese
stainless stills and the stills made from cool pots are even worse. The
stainless in them is as thin as paper. If you flip a 24 gauge copper still or
one of the cheap stainless stills with your with your thumb and for finger it
will make a dent. If you punch this stainless milk can boiler with your fist,
you might break your fist but there won't be a dent. My stills and stills
boilers are made from heavy gauge stainless and are built to last a lifetime.
This item comes with a 1 year warranty which covers
manufacturing defects and leaks.
Built to Last!
Hand it Down to Future Generations!
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