Moonshine Still Propane 220,000 BTU Propane Gas Burner For 20 Gallon Stil
Stills can be dangerous so you need to protect yourself by buying a well built still. There are a lot of copycats of my stills out there but none even come close. Compare my stills to the other Manufacturers: I will be in business years from now... Will they be in business tomorrow? Eventually most will fail by selling inferior products. Ask them if they use 20 oz. Copper manufactured by Paul Revere Copper Company™, the world's premier maker of food grade copper. Do they offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee including Shipping? I do. Ask them about their still making experience. My family has been building quality stills for generations. "TRIED AND TRUE"!
These stills are questionable at best. If they say they can deliver your custom still in 2 or 3 days, don’t believe it. My stills are more affordable although they are built better than ANY still available. Don't live a lifetime of regret by buying a cheap still. Ask them if they offer phone and email support... I do! Super Heavy Duty Propane Burner Produces 220,000 BTU! More than enough heat to fire our 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 Gallon Moonshine Stills. Super Accurate Adjustment Dial Makes for Precise Temperature Adjustments. Super reinforced to handle the weight of your still with a full load of mash. Quickly Bring Your Wash to Strike Temperature and Better Utilize Your Time </
✓ 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
A 220,000 BTU propane gas burner is the engine room of a big copper setup. It's built for a 20 gallon moonshine still and puts out the heat a large pot needs to come up to temperature and hold a steady run. Heat is the first variable in any distilling experiment, and this burner gives you plenty of it.
Why does a 20 gallon still need a 220,000 BTU propane burner?
More liquid takes more energy to heat. A burner matched to a 20 gallon pot spares you a long, slow warm-up. The skill is in using that power well: bring the pot up to temperature, then ease back and let the run settle.
- Fuel: propane gas, a common choice for outdoor still setups.
- Ventilation first: run propane equipment outdoors or in a well-ventilated space, on a stable surface that won't burn.
- Before you buy: want details on the hose, regulator, dimensions or what fits under your pot? Contact us and we'll walk you through it.
- Built by still makers: our family has built stills for generations, and we know a well-built heat source matters as much as well-built copper.
Stills can be dangerous, so protect yourself with solid equipment and careful habits. Never leave an open flame unattended, and keep a fire extinguisher nearby. Use your still for water, essential oils or permitted fuel alcohol, and get federal TTB permits before you make spirits.