Plastic Carboy - 3 Gallon -11.4 L
SKU 405021
$23.99
Features
- Made in Canada
- BPA Free Food grade 100% Virgin Plastic
- Taste and odour-free
- Lighter than a Glass Carboy
- 15 PSI Pressure capacity
- Dimensions: 9" Diameter x 16" Height
Description
This Plastic Carboy is a 3 gallon carboy or 11.5 liters. Perfect for small fruit or beer making test batches. A lot lighter than the 3 gallon glass carboy and no risk of breaking. Can be used for all stages of brewing (primary, secondary and bulk aging). We recommend for bulk aging to have it filled up to the bottom of the neck of the carboy.
RECOMMENDED PURCHASES WITH THIS ITEM
- #10 Rubber Bung with hole - For Primary and Secondary Fermentation
- Airlock - Attaches to the #10 Bung with Hole
- Food Grade Nylon carboy brush - Scratch free on this plastic for top ridge of carboy
- Aseptox 250g - Sanitizing Plastics, Metals and Glass
- Stainless Bottle Washer - Help rinse the Carboy's base fast and easy
- Wine Thief - Easy tool to take samples of your batch
- Plastic Degasser - Attaches to a power drill to make for easier stirring
- Mixing Spoon - Food Grade Spoon that is long enough to reach the bottom of the carboy
- #10 Bung Solid - For Storage and strong sealing
- Fermonster Mini Mesh - Add hops, fruits, for flavour enhancement in your brew
Similar to 3 Gallon Plastic Carboy
- 3 Gallon Fermonster (open mouth)
- 3 Gallon glass carboy
Videos
Resouces
- PDF Manual - Plastic Carboy Maintenance - How to clean a plastic carboy
- Comparing Carboy sizes
FAQ
Blog posts
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