500l 1000l 2000l Craft Nano Beer Brewery System Brewing Machine

Available effective volumes: 500L, 800L, 1000L, 1500L, 2000L, 2500L and 3000L. The product listing highlights 500L, 1000L and 2000L models but other sizes are available.

Effective volume is the usable brewing capacity. Total volume is the vessel's overall volume including headspace and jacket. Example mappings: 500L effective → 650L total; 800L → 1050L; 1000L → 1300L; 1500L → 1950L; 2000L → 2600L; 2500L → 3250L; 3000L → 3900L.

Dimensions (mm) by effective volume: 500L → 1160×2200; 800L → 1260×2200; 1000L → 1460×2500; 1500L → 1560×2620; 2000L → 1760×2620; 2500L → 2160×2620; 3000L → 2200×3300.

Standard material options are stainless steel SUS304 or SUS316, and red copper. SUS316 offers improved corrosion resistance; copper is used in some components for thermal properties and traditional brewing aesthetics.

Three heating options: Electric, Steam, or Direct Fire. The appropriate method is chosen based on site utilities and brewing preferences.

Control options include PLC systems (Siemens recommended) for full automation or PID controllers (Schneider/ABB brands) for simpler control of temperature and timing. Systems can be configured to your automation needs.

Heating area by model: 500L → 1.7 m²; 800L → 2.0 m²; 1000L → 2.7 m²; 1500L → 3.0 m²; 2000L → 3.5 m²; 2500L → 4.7 m²; 3000L → 5.2 m².

Power requirement ranges from about 35 kW up to 120 kW depending on model and heating choice. Voltage options include 3-phase (e.g., 380V, also configurable for 220/415/480V) at 50/60Hz, or single-phase options (e.g., 220V, 110V, 240V) on request. Final specifications depend on configuration.

Typical brewing throughput is about 6–12 brews per week. Actual throughput depends on recipe, mash/boil times and fermentation turnaround (fermenter capacity and cycle time).

Specified pressures: working pressure — Inner jacket 0.4 MPa; Cooling jacket 0.5 MPa. Design pressure — Inner jacket 0.2 MPa; Cooling jacket 0.3 MPa. (Please confirm pressure specifications with the supplier before ordering, as site codes and intended use may require different ratings.)

CIP systems are commonly integrated or offered as an option. Regular maintenance includes routine CIP cycles, inspection of gaskets and seals, periodic calibration of controls, and checking heating elements/steam lines. Ask the supplier for recommended CIP setup and maintenance schedule for your model.

Requirements vary by configuration but typically include adequate floor loading capacity, access for delivery, sufficient electrical supply (3-phase or single phase per config), drainage, ventilation and, if applicable, a steam source. Confirm exact utility and space requirements with the vendor before purchase.

Yes — materials, control systems, heating method and other options can be customized to your needs. The manufacturer/supplier usually stocks spare parts for key components; request a parts list and lead times when ordering.

Lead time and warranty vary by model, configuration and supplier. Contact the seller for current lead times, delivery schedules and warranty/after‑sales service terms tailored to your selected configuration.

Many manufacturers can supply equipment to meet specific certifications and local codes. If you require CE, ASME or other compliance documentation, state this when requesting a quote so the vendor can confirm certification availability and necessary documentation.