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Up to 6 Batches Per Day — Maximum Production Output
The 4-vessel configuration separates the mashing, lautering, boiling, and whirlpool processes across dedicated vessels, eliminating inter-process waiting time and allowing continuous staggered brewing cycles. Commercial breweries and large-volume brewpubs can achieve up to 6 full batches within a single production day without compromising wort quality.
Independent Kettle Heater — Stable, Efficient Boiling
An independent heater is installed in the kettle to ensure consistent and controllable boiling performance. This design is particularly beneficial for breweries located at higher altitudes, where atmospheric pressure variations can otherwise affect standard boiling efficiency.
Steam Condensing Unit + Hot Water Recovery — Lower Energy Cost
A specially designed steam condensing unit works in combination with both the steam condensing and hot water recovery functions. Recovered hot water re-enters the brewing water circuit, reducing overall thermal energy consumption per batch and lowering operational costs over time.
Pneumatic Discharge Valve + Filter Tank — Clean Wort Transfer
The tiltable scraper mechanism cooperates with the pneumatic gate valve to automatically discharge waste grain efficiently. The filter tank uses up to 8mm thick flat-bottom stainless steel square tube support, providing structural stability during high-volume lauter operations. Multiple branch pipes distribute flow evenly to solve filtration difficulty across the grain bed.
Wort Loop Pipe with Backwash Function — Better Wort Clarity
The wort loop pipe design with multiple branch distribution pipes collects wort more evenly across the lauter grant. The backwash loop function helps clear grain bed blockages without manual intervention, improving wort clarity and reducing lauter run time.
One-Key PLC Automatic Control — Recipe Storage and Recall
The fully automatic PLC control system, available with Siemens or Schneider components, provides curve display, production record printing, recipe storage, and one-key process execution. Brewers can store multiple beer style recipes, recall them instantly, and run the full brew cycle with minimal manual input, reducing labor cost and human error.
