Still with Copper Filter – 150LT (Steam Distillation)

Ürünümüz tamamen el işçiliğiyle hazırlanmıştır. 1,2mm kalınlıkta bakırdan imal edilmiştir. Damıtma haznesi, süzgeç, iletim borusu ve soğutucu olmak üzere 4 parçadan oluşmaktadır.  Kolay kurulumu sayesinde birçok yerde rahatça kullanılabilecek çok şık bir üründür.

Dimensions:

• 150 litre –  38,300kg  (Soğutucu:17,250kg)

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: Place the product you wish to distill into the distillation chamber and attach the conveyor tube and condenser as shown in the photos. Seal the joints with putty, paste, or similar materials to prevent leaks and increase yield. Light a fire under the chamber. As the temperature rises, the more volatile component (oil, water, etc.) will move towards the conveyor tube and then to the condenser. As the temperature of the component reaches the condenser, which we keep constantly cold with cold water or ice, it will condense and drip out as a liquid from the outlet tube in the condenser. Depending on the product you are distilling, the portion you wish to use will either have come out of the condenser or remained in the distillation chamber. You can use whichever you prefer.

Note: A thermometer is available upon request.

Product Description:

This handcrafted copper still is made using traditional methods and meticulously crafted. Made from high-quality copper, it is designed for use in distillation processes and is ideal for home brewing or essential oil distillation.

Features:

• It is handmade and produced with hand craftsmanship.
• Made from pure copper material.
• It is easy to use thanks to its safe and sturdy handles.
• The ideal volume is suitable for distillation processes.
• It is durable and long-lasting.

Areas of application:

• Homemade alcoholic beverages like raki, vodka, and whiskey.
• Obtaining essential oils through distillation of plants and fruits.
• Experimental distillation and aromatherapy practices at home.

Notes: Before using the still, remember to clean it hygienically and read the instructions for use.

Guide to Using Copper Stills

Copper stills are commonly used in traditional distillation processes. Handcrafted from high-quality copper, these stills are ideal for home brewing or essential oil distillation. Here's a step-by-step guide to using a copper still:

1. Cleaning: First, it's important to thoroughly clean a new copper still before using it. Wash the still with soapy, warm water to remove any dust or residue that may have accumulated inside. Then, rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry.

2. Preparation: Before using the still, prepare the beverage or material suitable for the distillation process. Determine the quantity and preparation method of the beverage or material you will be using the still for.

Step 3: When using a still, it is important to ensure that the beverage or material remains at a specific temperature during the distillation process. Preheat the still correctly and begin the distillation process. During distillation, unwanted components are separated by evaporation, and the pure product is collected.

4. Cooling and Collection: Once the distillation process is complete, use a suitable method to cool and collect the resulting product. The vapor exiting the still is cooled to liquid state, allowing the desired product to be collected.

5. Cleaning and Maintenance: After the process is complete, it is important to clean the still and the equipment used. Cleaning the still immediately after use will ensure a longer lifespan. Complete the cleaning by washing it with soapy water, rinsing thoroughly, and drying it. Regularly cleaning and maintaining the still will increase its service life.

The use of copper stills should be done carefully and attentively. Taking appropriate safety precautions and following the instructions for use are essential for a safe and efficient distillation process.

**Since our products are entirely handmade, the patterns, dimensions, and weights of the products in the photos may vary slightly (+/-).**.

WHY A COPPER STILL?

DISTILLATION IN A COPPER STILL