20 Gallon Copper Moonshine Still 220V Electric With Quick Clamp Cap and Thumper Infusion Port
CAPACITY & SPECS: 20 Gallon Pot with Pasco Temperature Gauge Height: 38″ Diameter: 15″ Line Arm Length: 19″ Total Set Up Length: 45″ 3 Gallon Thumper 1 1/2″ Brass Flush Out 12″ Long – 1/2″ Copper Cross Pipe with Union Fittings 3 Gallon Condensing Worm 14 ft of Copper Condensing Coil 1″ in/out Hose Connections -220V Electrical Heating System (1) 220 Volt Electric Element and Controller (1) 5500 Watt Electrical Elements Shipping is free. Please allow 2 to 3 months for order processing and delivery.
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✓ 100% copper, lead-free · ✓ Free U.S. shipping · ✓ Backed by our 2-year warranty.
✓ 100% copper, lead-free · ✓ Free U.S. shipping · ✓ 2-year warranty
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Measure your space and check your outlet, and this 20 gallon electric copper still is ready to become your workbench. It runs on a 220V heating system with a 5500 watt element and controller, and it seals with a quick clamp cap. The thumper has an infusion port, so you can experiment with flavor as the vapor passes through. The whole setup is 100% copper and lead-free.
What comes with this 20 gallon electric copper still?
You get the full chain from pot to condenser, with measurements you can plan your space around.
- Pot: 20 gallons, 38″ tall and 15″ across, with a Pasco temperature gauge. The line arm is 19″ long, and the full setup measures 45″.
- Thumper: 3 gallons, with a 1 1/2″ brass flush out and an infusion port for fruit, herbs or botanicals.
- Connection: a 12″ long, 1/2″ copper cross pipe with union fittings, so assembly and takedown are simple.
- Condenser: a 3 gallon worm with 14 ft of copper coil and 1″ in/out hose connections for cooling water.
The 220V element gives you real control: there's no open flame, and you can adjust the heat in small steps while you watch the gauge. Owning a still is legal in the US, and this one works for distilled water, essential oils and fuel alcohol. Making spirits requires federal TTB permits. Have questions about wiring or setup? Ask us.