
Fermenters, mash tuns, bright tanks, malt silos, distillation supports, and the structural and instrument equipment around them. Sized from craft (50 HL) to industrial (5,000 HL+).
Brewing buyers tend to be in growth mode. The line is at ceiling, the brand is moving, and capacity needs to land before the next peak season. The spec is straightforward: sanitary stainless, the right jacket geometry for temperature control, fittings that match the existing CIP loop.
Distillery buyers are more careful. Containment matters, bonded-warehouse requirements matter, and the buying conversation often involves a regulator. We work the same equipment scope either way; the difference is in the documentation we issue alongside the equipment.
Mash tuns, lauter tuns, fermenters, bright tanks, malt silos sized for craft volumes (50 to 500 HL).
Equipment fit: SS 304/316L, grain silos, level + temp + pressure
Larger fermenters, bright tanks, and supporting structural fabrication for breweries operating at 5,000 HL+ capacity.
Equipment fit: SS 304/316L, large silos, full instrument stack, structural
Pot still pedestals, condenser supports, intermediate spirit tanks. Fabrication around your column geometry.
Equipment fit: SS 304/316L, structural, temperature + pressure instruments
Spent-grain handling, bottling-line effluent collection, CIP caustic recovery tanks.
Equipment fit: Epoxy-lined tanks, ETP equipment if discharge-side
Product is moving and the line is at ceiling. New fermenters, bright tanks, and the silos to feed them.
Premium-line, lager-to-stout expansion, or a seasonal product. Spec is usually material-driven (sanitary fittings, jacketed temperature control).
Spirit storage capacity, bonded warehouse, condenser cooling water tanks. Compliance-and-safety driven.
Brewery and distillery effluent is high-strength. Triggers ETP scope when the local regulator notices.
Tell us what you're building. We'll come back with a specification, capacity, and lead time within 48 working hours.
Start02 / Want to talk firstA working call with our engineering team. Walk through what you need, see how we'd approach it, then decide.
Continue03 / Still scopingA field visit to your plant. We measure, photograph, and leave you with a written brief, no commitment from either side.
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