HomeBrewStuff Stainless Steel Tubing Coil - 3/8" x 50' - DIY Chiller, HERMS, or Moonshine Snake
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Your point is well taken. The following sentence must be rewritten as follows. I would like to change 0625 to 0626 (left wall). It is 250 (ID) plus The value of 0625 (right wall) is I have a 375 (OD) on my diploma. The difference between ID and OD is influenced by 2 walls, which people forget. In other words, According to your description, 125 needs were divided by 2.
All of the coils we sell have an OD of 3/8" x a ID of 1/4". Their wall thickness is
This tank can provide a moderate amount of heat, depending on how you plan to use it to heat the water running through Putting it in the fire pit and trying to circulate water through it would be a bad idea, This is what's in my Hermes set Up I run 212* through it when cleaning the one I use as a wort chiller, but when cleaning the one I use as a mash-up This tun circulates water by multiplying exactly 152 by For my grain to hold temperature, I need to run it at 10° through the grain, depending on the style of beer I am making. In all cases, I would advise you to use copper tubing and larger diameters unless you are concerned about sanitation. It would be better to have better fittings, cheaper tubing, and a larger diameter. The water would be heated more efficiently if a greater quantity was heated. I have no idea what size pool you're trying to heat, A mash-up There might be a long wait for a tun size) you chose.
Although I do not have the exact specifications, it is very rigid tubing, which can be bent with some effort, but quite a bit of pressure is required to do so. Connect the coil to the tap with these coils, which are connected with flexible tubes.
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I received the coil as described, and it arrived clean and coiled neatly, but the ends are coil all the way through and have no straight legs, so if you do not know what you're doing it can be a pain to get compression fittings/etc on them. You should use a tubing bender designed for stainless steel tubing. A copper bender will break if bent tighter than a 3" radius, and even a very high quality bender will kink it.
The measurement came out a couple inches more than what it should have been. Despite the late delivery, the coils arrived in good condition. We measured ahead of 50 feet by a few inches. decided a while back to upgrade all of my tubing ( recirculation loop, whirlpool arm and sparge head ) to stainless but was uncertain as to just how much harder it was going to be to shape it. Tubing of this quality is tough, but not so tough that it makes it impossible for the average person to handle. The three foot section of my whirlpool arm was straightened by hand and a little elbow grease, and the 90* bends were bent with a simple tube bender from Harbor Freight (I had my doubts about using it on stainless, but it worked as promised). To increase the diameter from 8" to 13", it simply took some time and elbow grease rotating the coil about a quarter turn at a time and spreading out evenly as I went. I also used the same cheap tubing benders to bend the 90*s to make the hole in the wall. My plan is to make another convoluted chiller using the remainder of the tube, * 20'. I think it is pretty good tubing, and I definitely would buy more.
I was looking for a non-plastic tubing for a new carbonator and this fits the bill perfectly. My fear was that it might be too stiff to bend effectively, but that wasn't In terms of stiffness, it falls somewhere between flexible copper and rigid copper. For large bends by hand, it is far from bendable, but with special tools it is quite flexible. The 304 stainless should not corrode, taste bad, or be a problem for sanitation as well.
I am working on another project and found the size and design to be just right.
There may be slight variations in the actual product It starts at one end and goes through the center to the other. By doing this, you'll be able to connect your hoses more easily.
I found the product to be excellent for the task at hand.
The product works great, and we had a great experience. There is no comparison when it comes to jockey boxes between stainless steel and the rest. With hard liquors being chilled through it, I already had a box made out of copper, but the copper taste was permeating the drinks, so I scrapped it. I used this at a camping event where the electrical supply was scarce, and when I got it, I was able to plug it right into the box and start serving drinks right away.
It arrived fast and in good condition (no oil or residue on the steel coils from the bending process as I had heard about on other steel coils). The jockey box serves as a prechill as well as a jockey box.
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