Used S&K IPA #138858 for sale

S&K IPA wet station is a complete brewery automation solution designed to maximize brewer efficiency, reduce risk, and ensure product consistency. This wet station provides a turnkey solution with all the components required for a successful brewing operation. IPA wet station comes standard with a 20-barrel jacketed mash tun, a 20-barrel jacketed lauter tun, a 20-barrel jacketed kettle, a 6-head cold-liquor grinder, and a 4-head centrifugal pump skid. The equipment can be outfitted with a two-stage hot liquor tank and a well-crafted wort heat exchanger, too. The mash tun and lauter tun are constructed from AISI 304 stainless steel, both with visible-on-sight temperature indicators. Automated grain mill and sparge arms offer consistent grain-bed depths, and the lauter tun is equipped with feedback loop control for accurate second-stage temperature settings. The entire system is equipped with computerized structure control, allowing for maximum automation and a wide range of customization options. For reliable temperature control, a dedicated HEPA-certified steam generator provides the unit with consistent temperatures. An intuitive controller interfaces with the mash tun and lauter tun to create a fully automated environment. This eliminates the need for manual labor and results in faster batch speeds and better product quality. To make it easy to move and store, S&K IPA wet station is designed with a removable, wheeled base platform. All components of the unit are easily accessed with removable covers. The station is coated with a food-grade coating, ensuring superior sanitation and mold prevention. IPA wet station is an excellent choice for commercial breweries looking for a reliable and performance-driven brewing machine. The innovative components and automation features allow brewers to create consistent, top-quality beer quickly and with minimal labor costs. This wet station offers a complete, dependable and worry-free beverage production process, ideal for any business looking to take their beer-making to the next level.