Pumps Filters and Bags
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$31.5030cm Plastic Funnel (including mesh filter)
A general all-purpose plastic funnel with a top diameter of 30cm. The external diameter of the bottom of the funnel is 28mm
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$10.00Mesh screen insert for 26cm and 30cm Funnels
A mesh insert that is designed to fit inside the 26cm and 30cm plastic funnels, which allows you to filter out solids from the liquid you are passing through the funnel.
The mesh is a fine metal screen with a diameter of 95mm. Product includes a small tab which helps you remove the mesh from the funnel, if you insert it in the right way up to begin with.
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$284.95Grainfather Pump - UK/EU/NZ/AU/SA
Pressure: Low pressure Name: magnet water pump Pump Design: magnetive drive circulation pump Max Flow: 11/12LPM Voltage: 220V AC-230V AC Self Priming: 3 Meters Duty Cycle: Intermittent Flow Rate:: 11/12L/min Max Head: 1.5/2.1MOut of Stock -
$8.5016cm Funnel
This funnel has a span of approximately 16cm, and an external diameter of approximately 1.5cm at the bottom. The overall height is approximately 15.5cm.
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$5.407cm Funnel
This funnel has a span of approximately 7cm, and an external diameter of approximately 0.7cm at the bottom. The overall height is approximately 7.5cm.
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$4.95Hop Straining Bag with drawstring - small
A reusable straining bag made from strong nylon mesh.
Ideal for small hop additions or adding oak to your brews.
It's also easy to clean and sanitise.Sizes approx. 200mm x 200mm (Small)
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$15.95Fine mesh Straining Bag with drawstring - large
A reusable straining bag with drawstring made from strong nylon mesh.
Ideal for large hop additions or straining out grains.
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New$2.00Hop Boiling Bag (30cm x 10cm)
Hop Boiling bag for use in all-grain, partial mash beer making or dry hopping. Great for the easy removal of leaf or hop pellets. Sterilise before use and once filled with hops, tie a knot in the bag high enough to allow the hops to move around freely during the boil or at the end of fermentation if dry hopping.
