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Complete Guide to Building Your Brewery
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Mash/Lauter Tun
Parts and tools
The following parts are needed:
- (Qty: 2) Stainless steel male quick disconnect 1/2" NPT male
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel ball valve 1/2" full port
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel 1/2" NPT lock nut
- (Qty: 2) Stainless steel nipple threaded 1/2" x close NPT
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel street elbow 1/2" NPT female x 1/2" NPT male
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel tee 1/2" NPT female
- (Qty: 1) Silicone high temperature o-ring (13/16" ID, 1-1/16" OD, 1/8" thick, AS568A Dash No. 211, Durometer hardness A70, FDA compliant, -65F to +450F)
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel washer/shim (1-1/8" ID, 1-5/8" OD, 0.062" thick)
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel washer/shim (7/8" ID, 1-3/8" OD, 0.062" thick)
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel 1/2" NPT female x 1/2" barb fitting
- (5 feet) High temperature food-grade silicone tubing (1/2" ID, 3/4-7/8" OD)
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel smooth-band worm-drive hose clamp (5/8" to 1-1/16" clamp diameter range)
- (Qty: 1) Stainless steel bushing (reducer) 1/2" NPT male x 1/4" NPT female*
You'll also need the following tools:
- GreenLee 13/16" round chassis or radio (not conduit/pipe) punch for making 13/16" diameter holes
- GreenLee 36414 1-3/8" step drill bit
- Hand drill
- Adjustable wrench
- Phillips #2 (crosshead) screwdriver
- Cutting fluid
- Sharpie permanent marker
- PTFE white teflon thread sealant tape
*The bushing (reducer) is only required if a temperature probe with 1/4" NPT thread is used. If the recommended probe with 1/2" NPT thread is used, no bushing is required.
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