All of our fermentors are fully welded and polished internally and externally. This version features two dimple-style glycol cooling jackets and is fully insulated. 

Features:

• 1.5" bottom dump valve.  
• Dual zone, dimple-style cooling jackets.  One on the cone and one on the body.
• 1.5" Rotating Racking Arm, attached to the fermenter with an SMS Nut-style connection rather than a clamp to eliminate the arm coming loose while making adjustments.
• Includes 15 PSI Pressure Release Valve that also functions as a 1.5 PSI vacuum breaker.
• Includes Sample valve on a dedicated sample valve port.
• Rotating CIP spray ball included and attached to the 1.5" blow-off tube.  Blow Off tube functions as CIP inlet after fermentation.
• Two 1.5" ports on the body, one for the sample valve and the other can be used for temperture.
• Two 1.5" ports in the top, one for the included PRV and the other can be used for a gas in port. 
• Threaded leveling feet.
• Built-in lifting eyes welded to the dome.
• Extra support with 4 legs that include leveling adjusters.

Standard Items Included with our 3 BBL Stainless Steel Conical Fermentor:

• 1.5" Tri Clover Compatible Butterfly valve for the bottom dump..
• 1.5" Tri Clover Compatible Butterfly valve for the rotating racking arm.
• 1.5" Tri Clover Compatible Butterfly valve for the blow off tube.
• 1.5" 15 PSI Pressure Release Valve/1.5 PSI Vacuum Breaker (TC15PRV15-1.5)
• Dedicated Sample Valve on its own port in the fermentor body.
• All of the required clamps and gaskets to be able to use your fermentor when you get it.

Dimensions

• Overall height not including the blow-off/CIP assembly: 8 feet
• Cylinder Diameter: 52" at outer jacket
• Distance from center of dump valve to Floor: 7"
• 3/4" FNPT Coolant inlets and 1/2" FNPT outlets
• Dual Zone Cooling!  The cone and cylinder cooling jackets are isolated from each other for more precise cooling control.
• Heavy Duty .118" (3mm) thick inner wall.
• Outer wall is 2 mm thick.

Fermenter vs. Fermentor; what's the difference? 

For years now, we have seen both terms used interchangeably on web sites and forums. In order to be technically accurate, we did a little research to find out the difference between a fermentor and a fermenter. It turns out that a fermenter is an organism that causes or performs fermentation. A fermentor is the container or apparatus in which fermentation occurs. So your new fermenter is actually a fermentor and yeast is the fermenter! Does that make your wort the fermentee? I think this requires some more research.

Does not include a glycol chiller or cooling source.

This fermentor weighs 900 pounds and you will need a forklift.  If you do not have a forklift available. the trucking company will add COD charges at the time of delivery that can be several hundred dollars!  THIS IS BEYOND OUR CONTROL AND WE CANNOT DO ANYTHING TO HELP YOU ONCE THE SHIPMENT LEAVES OUR WAREHOUSE!