30 Gallon Copper Conical Fermenter W/ Black Painted Steel Stand
This 30-gallon conical fermenter by is a great addition to any brewing and distilling setup. Made of high-quality copper, this fermenter is designed for semi-automatic operation and is perfect for creating liquor and liqueur. The 15-3/4 inch diameter and 60-inch height make it a versatile piece of equipment that can be installed on the floor.
The black painted steel stand adds to the Distilling experience. The conical shape ensures that the fermentation process is efficient and the 16-inch length and 16-inch width make it easy to clean. 20 oz 99.999% Paul Revere Copper 10 Stainless Cap 2" Ball Valve Drain Air Lock Temperature Gage Painted Black Steel Stand
✓ 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
Good to know
Before a wash ever sees the still, yeast runs the first experiment. Our 30 gallon copper conical fermenter gives that stage a proper home. It's made from 20 oz, 99.999% Paul Revere copper and stands on a black painted steel stand.
Why choose a conical copper fermenter?
The conical shape helps fermentation run efficiently and lets settled material collect at the bottom, where the 2-inch ball valve drain lets you draw it off. It's a floor-standing piece, 15-3/4 inches in diameter with a 60-inch height, so measure your space before it arrives.
- High-purity copper: 20 oz, 99.999% Paul Revere copper.
- Stainless cap and airlock: seal the top while letting fermentation gases escape.
- Temperature gauge: check fermentation temperature at a glance and keep notes on what your yeast likes.
- Steel stand and 2-inch ball valve drain: painted black, holding the cone up so the drain is easy to reach.
Fermentation is where the scientist in you can really dig in: yeast strain, temperature, sugar and time all shape what ends up in the still. Track each batch and you'll start seeing patterns. Clean the cone and valve thoroughly between batches and let everything dry. Owning brewing and distilling equipment is legal in the US, but if you plan to distill your wash into spirits you'll need federal TTB permits first. Questions about setup? Contact us anytime.