Description
Brewtools Brite 300 – brite tank for conditioning, clarifying and carbonating
The Brewtools Brite 300 is a brite tank for storing, conditioning, clarifying and carbonating beer. It is made for ambitious homebrewers and professional microbreweries, and brite tanks are also widely used as serving tanks in brewpubs.
The tank has a PureBlast™ surface inside and out. It needs no passivation and gives a clean, bright metallic finish without wax or polishing agents. The integrated cooling jacket in the side wall gives efficient, even cooling without making cleaning harder.
The tank is pressure rated to 2 bar (30 PSI) and has several Tri-Clamp ports for a sample valve, sensors, carbonation stone and other accessories. The large 8" TC port on top gives good access for inspection and cleaning, and the heavy-duty 2" dump valve makes emptying efficient. The Brite 300 is made of 1.5 mm stainless steel (SS304). Brewtools brite tanks are tested and approved to PED 2014/68/EU by an independent third party.
Features
- PureBlast™ surface inside and out, with no wax or polishing agents and no need for passivation
- Cooling jacket in the vertical wall
- Pressure rated to 2 bar / 30 PSI
- 8" TC port on top
- 2" dump valve
- 3 × 1.5" DN32 ports (1 on the back) and 1 × TC 34 mm port for a sample valve
- Approved to PED 2014/68/EU by an independent third party
Technical data
- Gross volume: 295 litres
- Minimum recommended working volume: 70 litres
- Height without accessories: 141 cm
- Internal diameter: 60 cm
- Material: 1.5 mm stainless steel (SS304)
- Max pressure: 2.0 bar / 30 PSI
- Packaging: 147 × 74 × 74 cm (H × W × D)
What is included
- Insulation jacket
- Stainless steel butterfly valve
- Necessary pipe fittings
- Tri-Clamps and gaskets
For more information and the user manual, visit docs.brewtools.com
Frequently asked questions about the Brewtools Brite 300
What is a brite tank used for?
A brite tank is used after fermentation for storing, conditioning, clarifying and carbonating the beer. Many brewpubs use brite tanks as serving tanks.
How much beer does the Brite 300 hold?
Gross volume is 295 litres, and the minimum recommended working volume is 70 litres.
What pressure is the tank rated for?
The tank is pressure rated to 2.0 bar (30 PSI) under PED 2014/68/EU.
Does the tank need passivation?
No. The PureBlast™ surface requires no passivation and needs neither wax nor polishing agents.
How is the tank cooled?
The tank has a cooling jacket in the side wall, which is connected to a glycol chiller.
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