These 29L stainless steel vessels are designed just like a commercial beer keg but with a large 10cm (4inch) tri-clover opening at the top so you can easily get inside the keg to clean it out. This new 29L Size is perfect for doing 20-25L batches so you have a bit of spare head space inside the Kegmenter.This the stainless steel Kegmenter comes with airlock and flat plate however you can also use this kegmenter under pressure if you want to. If you want to use this Kegmenter under pressure then we would recommend that you purchase the lid with ball lock posts and pressure relief vale.The Kegmenter can hold 2.5bar which makes it possible to carbonate and ferment in the same vessel. You can force carbonate using the Pressure Kit (sold seperately).Being able to hold pressure also means you can push the beer out of the fermenter directly through a filter or even dispense directly from fermenter to draft beer tap if you wanted to.SpecificationsVolume: 29L (7.6 Gallons)Maximum Working Pressure: 2.5 BARTest Pressure: 5 BAR Wall Thickness (Body/Chimes): 1.8mm/2.1mmDiameter: 39,5cmHeight: 38cmMaterial: 304 Stainless steelDatasheetClick here to open the datasheet

This pressure kit is so you can convert the 29 and 58L Kegmenters into either pressure rated fermenters or use the Kegmenters as ball lock kegs. This lid comes with a red pressure relief valve (that opens at 2.5bar - compatible thread to cornelius type PRVs). The lid has accurately machined gas and liquid posts.This lid is ideally suited to also fermenting under pressure so you can use a spunding valve/adjustable pressure relief valve so you can naturally carbonate during primary fermentation.It should be noted that we now make this lid with a 60cm silicon dip tube with a stainless fload. This innovative design means when you draw liquid from this kegmenter the liquid will always be drawn from the top 2.5cm of liquid meaning only the clearest wort/beer will be drawn from the kegmenter. This is particulrly useful if you are dispending directly from the fermenter or simply want to separate clear liquid from sediment which has sunken to the bottom of the kegmenter.