TIZZE 1/2 inch Stainless Steel Ball Valve Weldless Bulkhead for Building Home Brew Kettle/Mash Tun
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There will be no fit for the 1/2" flange as it is a bulkhead In the same way, I ordered this one thinking that it would fit and returned it as well.
The pot on which mine is placed has a 12” diameter. Worked just fine. You should be able to use it for an 11". My opinion is that if it leaks, there are options You will need to use caulk on the outside of the pot, where the valve meets the pot. You could try finding an O ring that is thicker. Please accept my sincere apologies for my lack of knowledge. It was a pain to remove the blue rubber handle cover. Good luck! As the snow began to melt, it started to drip.
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The 1/2 NPT connection is correct, thanks for asking
Selected User Reviews For TIZZE 1/2 inch Stainless Steel Ball Valve Weldless Bulkhead for Building Home Brew Kettle/Mash Tun
We drilled a hole with a step bit and replaced the inner ring A spigot/gasket was inserted, cutting fluid was applied, and the process was finished The nut was tightened. Put boiling water into the pot and let it cool I was able to easily control the flow of hot water, Piggot gets very hot, but the handle is insulated, so that's a plus. My needs were satisfied and I would recommend it to others The stock pot upgrade allowed me to affordably upgrade my existing pot without having to buy a new one with a spigot.
Adding this spigot to any pot will make it look even better. You will have to spend over $100 on a brew pot. The price of the 7 gallon stock pot and this spigot came to just under 60 dollars. The step bit I bought for ten bucks allowed me to drill a pot out of aluminum easily. With just a teeny bit of drilling, the hole was just a little bit smaller, and the spigot was able to be screwed in, creating a really tight seal using the supplied In order to test for leaks, I filled it with 6 gallons of water. It doesn't leak. The beer I'll be brewing later this week will be five gallons of IPA.
On my 80QT Bayou Classic crawfish pot, I installed this so that I can drain the boiling water out afterward. A two-person job, most of the time, it requires a second person to remove an 80Qt pot from the burner. In our current setup, I just open the valve and turn the valve while I Thanks a lot!.
The valve works very well, and it can be installed on a pot without welding if you can drill a hole through its side. I'm not sure why the previous reviewer thought The unit might get too tight when it is over tightened or the hole may not be the right.
A high level of quality in construction. When installing on a stainless steel pot, make sure you have the following things ready Buy an inexpensive step drill bit and you won't have to worry about it. Although it took 15 minutes to drill, it was worth it. The OUTSIDE of the ring is visible. This could cause the seal to fail and the bag to break if you place it on the inside. Nevertheless, I used a further RTV silicone sealer on the outside to make sure the seal is leak-proof.
The gasket broke after I used it four times to make syrup in my kettle. There is no gasket I can buy at any of my hardware stores to fix this. As a result, it has no use anymore.
It is useless. There is a small gap between the door and the frame. The purpose of using it was to pour an essential oil liniment blend into bottles. A pkastic valve that comes into contact with these oils will Unfortunately, this leaks, even at the farthest point of "closedness. " In other words, it is obsolete. The impression is not good.
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