Cheap Tri-clamp adapter for Electric Elements

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Cheap Tri-clamp adapter for Electric Elements

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Found an interesting product today when I was researching conical fermenters (not so much for wash but for beer brewing :wink: )

Its a 1.5" Tri-clamp to 1" NSP (straight pipe thread) adapter . 1" NSP is the thread on electric elements, so you can probably see where I'm going with this. Certainly not necessary, as a 1" SS Lock Nut from Mcmaster got the job done for me... but if you're doing/having work done on your keg and want to throw one of these in the mix to make your element quickly and easily detachable/changeable its an interesting choice. Also, it could be very useful for adapting the ports on your keg for different purposes. At $15 I think its perhaps not 'cheap,' but definitely reasonable for such a custom application. :think:
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Adapter is at the bottom of the page:
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I've also found their other products, esp. triclamp related, to be very reasonably priced.

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Nice find. :thumbup:

You mite read through this thread. There is a link to some good cheap conical fermenters. Big R and a few others have bought them. And I really want one.
http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... =3&t=22318
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I'm tryin to stay away from plastics because I'm a paranoid freak :) Actually, I'd be fine with plastic for wash and/or primary brewing in general... but since I want to use the conical for long-term beer/wine brewing I went stainless. :D

Here's a pic of my new toy... just came in yesterday.
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14.5g capacity... might be able to handle up to 12gal with that blow off tube... we'll have to see :shock:
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:shock: Sick!
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I hate you. :twisted: :lolno:
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Haha, yea... its pretty ridiculous. Tax returns are nice ;) Just passivated it yesterday evening, hope to get somethin brewin tonight!
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That's sweet- enjoy!
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