BrewBuilt® CIP Spray Ball | 1.5" T.C.
BrewBuilt® CIP Spray Ball | 1.5" T.C.
SKU: FF130
$99.99
SKU: FF130
$99.99
Does a great job in my 14 Gallon Uni X1 Pro with a Riptide. Don't need to run pump full speed.
Best CIP spray ball out there
Does a great job in my 14 Gallon Uni X1 Pro with a Riptide.Don't need to run pump full speed.
Works great in my Brew Built X1 Pro. Buy it!
Here is my review that is at least 20 characters: works great.
Made it easy to rinse ss barrels
Does this work/fit with the 7gal x3 unitank?
Will the pump from a MoreBeer brew sculpture have the required flow and pressure to make this CIP spray ball perform the way it is designed?
I use ours to clean ss barrels. Attach it to a water hose or our variable speed pump to rinse them. Not sure what size pump is on the unit but should work. What are you trying to do with the spray ball?
Not familiar with the pump on that system. The spray ball works well to clean my 640 liter fermenters. I use a blichmann riptide 7gpm pump. If your pump is similar it should do the job.
Will this work well with a Blichmann pump or will a bigger pump be needed?
Disclaimer: Not an expert but have experimented with a few setups and describe what I do know: You can use SSBrewtech's sizing guide to extrapolate what you need (I cannot add links so search for ssbrewtech CIP comparison chart) This CIP ball looks to be about the same size as the SSBrewtech's 1.5" TC Ball but you need to consider GPM head pressure and your system's pipe lengths/bends to determine required values. I used the Blichmann RipTide (7 GPM) with a SSBrewtech 1.5" TC CIP ball to clean my Spike 15 Gallon Solo Bottom Drain system. The pressure is not impressive. But it did reduce scrub time. I also used a March AC-5C-MD 115V (17 GPM) with the 3" TC CIP Ball on my SSBrewtech 7gallon fermenter and never had to scrub a thing. It really depends on the length of your CIP run - if it's fairly short and very few elbows you can probably get away with the blichmann. Otherwise I'd recommend upgrading to the March or something similar. There is a lot of math you can use to calculate your system's required GPM and head pressure and use that to pick the right pump. A couple of things to know: 1. The blichmann has a max 7GPM and 21 feet of head pressure 2. The March I use has a max 21GPM and 27 feet of head pressure
Sorry...I did not notice the item you were asking about. I was replying to the brewzilla questions.
This system comes with a built in pump. I am not sure why you would want to use a different pump.