For pickup orders, we carry a supply of these in all our stores but will contact you if we are out at the time of your order. Anvil Brewing Equipment: Inspired by Palmer, Built by Blichmann, and Made for You!įor shipping orders, this product is drop shipped directly from the manufacturer. You can rest comfortably knowing that Anvil equipment is backed by two of the biggest names in the homebrew industry. The Anvil line of products, is a premier line of brewing equipment, designed and built by the geniuses at Blichmann Engineering, with help and inspiration from John Palmer! The entire suite of products work in unison to provide a perfect brewing experience from day one, and at a great value to you the homebrewer. Purpose built stainless steel ball valve with integral bulkhead seal is rock solid, easy to install and disassemble, and will never leak.Ideal 1.2 height to diameter ratio for optimum brewing performance.Lid conveniently rests on kettle handle.Solid cast stainless steel handles for comfort and durability - no rivets to leak or harbor contaminates!.A dual scale F/C thermometer included standard!.Internal etched level graduations in gal and liters for accurate measurements.

Heavy 18 gauge 304 stainless steel with reinforced lip for durability and easy cleaning.Kettle Dimensions: Height-14' | Diameter-12 3/4' Up your game with a 7.5 gallon brew kettle from Anvil Brewing Equipment! NPT ball valve and dip tube that reaches down to within 3/8 in. Anvil kettles come standard with a thermometer, 1/2 in. The kettle is graduated with interal etchings that show measurements in both gallons and liters, ensuring accurate measurements every time. Perfect for: Full wort boil for a 5 gallon batch (boils up to 6.5 gallons of wort), and smaller partial mash or brew-in-a-bag systems. It can also work great as a hot liquor tank, and with the optional false bottom can even be used as a mash tun for 5 gallon batches! As a mash tun, due to its size, you would be limited to smaller gravity beers. Perfect for turning your 5.5 Gallon Anvil Brew Kettle into a mash tun, this stainless steel false bottom is the redesigned V2 model. Specifications: 18-Gauge Stainless Steel (304) Folding D-ring for removal. 't know what the difference is, IRT brewing, but should work, fine too for $50.Specifically designed for brewing applications, the Anvil Brewing Equipment's 7.5 gallon brew kettle is perfect for doing full wort boils for 5 gallon batches. It has been recently redesigned and features a perfect arch shape to effectively accommodate a dip tube. They seem to have an even cheaper model now too: I also own the kitchen, doing most of the cooking and cleanup. Never looked back, except, sometimes wish I ran 2 lines.ĭisclaimer, my wife 'fully' supports my brewing hobby and the fruit it bears. It took me a good half day to install a 240V line, to the kitchen. I have the 3500W version of that, but for that power you'll need 240V/20A: Those Avantco plates () are pretty decent, even more at their price. You can always add a brew stick, on an extension cord to a different circuit, if more heat is needed. I guess with your 5.5 gallon kettle you'll be doing 2.5-3 gallon batches? 1800W should be fine, but you may need to insulate the kettle, especially when brewing outside, which is no problem with induction heating. Click to expand.So where is your new brewing area going to be?įirst off, is your Anvil kettle Induction capable (magnetic)?

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