Auto Clean your Fermenter and Brewery with CIP

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This new CIP (cleaning in place) device is perfect for cleaning our your fermenter, brewery, or other home brew hardware. It's chemically resistant so it's able to be used with caustic, acid, oxidizing agents and a wide range of other chemical cleaners and sanitisers.
The main benefit of this device is that it's ideally suited to breweries systems that have small pumps. Typically other CIP devices require much larger pressures and volume of liquid to drive the CIP device. This one on the other hand works very well with even a low powered 6 watt pump.
The secret to this CIP device working so efficiently is that it directly 100% of the energy of the jet into a single direction at a time. As the head moves it randomly targets different areas of the vessel gradually working its way around the tank and covering all sided.
The jets also work in overhangs such as lids that are typically hard to do well with small systems that have smaller pumps.

[@craftbeeercrazy]

I think a threaded port in stainless steel Integrated/welded in the lid under the lid would be a great innovation where different pieces could be screwed on for the different purposes like cip, recirculation and sparge.

[@PatrickBuckles]

Can’t wait to get my hands on both products! Thx Kee&Kegland

[@KegLand]

No worries. Thanks for the support Patrick.

[@Nikeshan]

You gotta get these videos out sooner haha already have one on order. My brewing friends call me a kegland spokes person haha 🤣 I drank the coolaid brewzilla fermzilla rapt flavoured

[@KegLand]

Haha. Yes I have been meaning to take this video for a while. Sorry I took a bit long to release this one!

[@losFondos]

Kudos for keeping these innovations coming! I'm very happy with my brewzilla gen4 35 and the BLE thermometer is a great addition

[@KegLand]

Thanks for that. Yes me too. The BLE thermometer is really awesome to use with the BrewZilla. Totally agree. Thanks for the support.

[@ArbyCreations]

Very cool, I had been trying to come up with ideas for a while to suit a smaller scale brewery and this is a really great design. I always love how you come up with something and then get it made in plastic at a good price and with good quality.

[@KegLand]

Thanks for that. These seem to be selling quite well so I think we have hit the notes with our customer base. Thanks for your support!

[@BitterRealityBrewing]

Very Cool! Small but effective, which is all that is really needed. Thank you.

[@ohmightyzeus6135]

That's what she said :)

[@KegLand]

No worries. Hopefully we get some over to you soon!

[@m8harry]

That's fantastic. Great work to all of the amazing people who helped to make this happen!!! I will be buying a Brewzilla 65 with my tax money and this will be a must have inclusion! Great work KegLand

[@KegLand]

Thanks for the support. We really appreciate it.

[@bnb.brewers]

Tested and approved so useful and work like a charm 👍

[@KegLand]

Thanks for the support. We really appreciate it!

[@nedt]

excellent idea. looks the same as the low pressure wiggler garden waters.

[@KegLand]

It uses a similar concept but we had to make different jets to work well with smaller pumps.

[@ryantaylor8195]

When i was working at New Zealand wineries I used to do the tank cleaning and use one of them we called it a fury .

[@PartyTimeBrewing]

Great looking product, I had always thought of just hooking up a closed pipe to the end of my line and drill a bunch of holes for a crappy CIP, this is way better and I might have to check it out! Sure beats filling the Grainfather/Brewzilla to the top with PBW to clean it. Cheers!

[@KegLand]

No worries at all. Let us know if you need anything else.

[@NoMusiciansInMusicAnymore]

Nice looking little piece of kit, I like that I don't have to cringe and assume "crap" when you guys say plastic! p.s. the wife has been asking about the 4L pet kegs again

[@KegLand]

They did come in stock but have now sold out again. We have been getting excessive demand for this size so we have been strugging to keep them in stock.

[@NoMusiciansInMusicAnymore]

@@KegLand really? Wow, I hadn't even had an email like I usually do when I have something on my wishlist come into stock, at least if it's just supply issues it's only a matter of time, you've made my day!

[@finnroohomebrewing1846]

Keeping it simple.😎👍

[@flyingwombattv]

Awesome!! Been waiting for one of these for ages! Super keen to try it

[@KegLand]

Would you like me to send you one of these for free to review on your channel?

[@flyingwombattv]

Haha already beat you guys to the punch and ordered one. Used it today with massive success and will happily do a vid on it for the channel! But if you have any other stuff in the works that you think could do with a bit of a review we would be happy to collab with you guys!

[@damianwilliams1846]

Send one to Gash, if he reviews positively I’ll buy one. Thanks

[@KegLand]

No worries. I will contact him now.

[@PortlyGentleman]

Very very very cool 🍻

[@KegLand]

Thanks. We will have stock sent to America soon.

[@pastoelio]

i love this product i hate cleaning up after brewday

[@KegLand]

Yes it's a handy product for sure.

[@jncpedley]

Looks great. Has anybody found a way to implement it on a Grainfather G40?

[@hybrid4984]

Wee need bottle washer like fastwasher.. hopefuly kegland could make it happen 😁🙏

[@KegLand]

We will have a look at this. Up until now we have not had a huge focus on bottling and bottle washing but it's probably time we looked into this.

[@michaelmikeyjacobs]

Great product as always. Read somewhere it can be used as a sparge/recirculation head as well, is that correct, and how would you go about doing that?

[@KegLand]

Yes it could but we have another product that will do a better job at sparging.

[@o3ville1]

Any hint when that's going to be available? Been looking for one for a while and was going to ask this question too. Cheers guys 🍺

[@PetraKann]

Reaching all the contact surface areas is the minimum requirement for a CIP spray device. The other being the pressure and volumetric flow rate. Depending on the application, gentle sprays can be ineffective against certain scaling or biofilms. Of course the temperature of the CIP cleaning or sanitising fluid is another critical factor. Bacteria have clever techniques that have evolved over hundreds of millions of years (actually billions of years) that enable them to survive changes in their environmental conditions. Forming Biofilms is one, transforming into spores is another. I like the cost effectiveness of this device and its suitability

[@KegLand]

Yes it's a great addon to a brewery. The BrewZilla with the new dish based is the perfect vessel to heat and recirculate CIP solution so it's a good addon product.

[@louiej77]

Love the setup with the flexiarm! Is there any reason this flexiarm couldn't be used with wort recirculation? Seems like an easy replacement to the fixed arm.

[@KegLand]

No reason why ot. I find thwe abilty to direct flow with the silcon tubing better though

[@j4nch]

I would be very interested on how you would setup it with a one of your fermenter :)

[@KegLand]

You would pump into the fermenter and then gravity feed back to the brewery. That is the easiest way so you can set it to re-circulate for about 5 min.

[@timwood8733]

great device -can u show a video of it hooked up to fermzilla all rounder for cleaning ?

[@KegLand]

I agree. Just after I finished the video I should have done that. the FermZilla just needs to be a bit higher so the liquid then gravity feeds back to the brewzilla. If you do this make sure you do not set the water temp above 50C or you can melt the tank. Other than that it works really well.

[@timwood8733]

@@KegLand would enjoy seeing recirc (ie best gravity feed system) -not quite sure how this would work on an fermzilla all rounder

[@johnfoster5754]

Can you send some to brew keg tap in the UK please, make life easier

[@KegLand]

It's best to check with our distributors in the UK as they can advice you when they may arrive: www.kegland.com.au/distributor

[@shanej2429]

The previous versions that didn’t get released of the CIP head was going to have a detachable rotating head that could be used as a sparge / recirculating head. Is that still tye case for this one?

[@KegLand]

Despite a lot of work it ended up being a compromise to have one device that could be used for both applications. As a result we have a separate sparge device that we will release on it's own at a later date.

[@shanej2429]

@@KegLand awsome thank you.

[@beernie1946]

What's the max temperature? I just received one and am curious how hot I can run the cleaning solution.

[@KegLand]

Can handle boiling for short periods. 75C is better

[@rici_22]

Cool! Can we use it for sparging? 🤔

[@KegLand]

We have another product that will be released soon that will do a better job for sparging.

[@rogerplourde1151]

when is this going to ba available in canada

[@KegLand]

Our distributors in Canada are on this map here: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1N99UwS4hcd_2aexS2kxaxc-VW2Qitmg6&ll=56.05057397224483%2C-106.64872527186338&z=5 It's probably best to contact them and they can give you a better estimate of when stock might arrive.

[@MrMetalpunx]

SO any plans to release the pluto gun or pick nick tap in 8mm? or Flow control ball lock in 6mm?

[@KegLand]

what is the application that you want to use these in. We have a number of new products in the pipeline. We have a Nukatap Mini that is pretty cool with several new shank options so you might want to look at that first.

[@MrMetalpunx]

@@KegLand the smaller id for more restriction, and so you can go pick nick tap into the flow control ball lock

[@tcaulkins]

Can I use this to clean a 7 gal SS Brewtank Unitank?

[@KegLand]

If the diameter is less than 100cm then it should be fine. Just fit this to the lid.

[@paskrell]

Has anyone used this with the bucket blaster????

[@KegLand]

Yes it works fine and drives the impeller quite well with the bucket blaster pump.

[@hybrid4984]

What is the maximum size of tank that can be cleaned?

[@KegLand]

Depends on pump size and pressure, really

[@rickau8457]

Would this device work upside down? I’ve had an idea about turning my old Gen 3 brewzilla into a corny keg washer

[@Luke-qf3ue]

Would also like to know if it works inverted!

[@KegLand]

This device will not work upside down. For corny kegs you are still better off using the Bucket Blaster.

[@lmomontezzo]

does this works with the bucket blaster?

[@KegLand]

No. the bucket blaster doesnt need this

[@patmog]

Did I miss a section about fermenters? I suppose this will only work with the fermzilla, not the allrounders ? They are a very nice product, but I do not think they're easy to clean because you're always afraid to scratch.

[@russellbuttsworth998]

The do have the bucket blaster for cleaning fermenters

[@patmog]

@@russellbuttsworth998 Do you really think that they work well enough? I think it's very hard to get them clean with the "allowed" temperatures and chemicals.

[@KegLand]

It would work on the all rounder but you would be gradually filling the all rounder up as you spray the solution into the all rounder. With the FermZilla conical you can gravity feed from the dump valve back to the brewzilla boiler and thus be continuously be recirculating.

[@TheAndlix]

It squirts out between the nut and the flex arm and i can't get it shut. Is there a trick getting it sealed?

[@KegLand]

The flex arm should come with silicone seal. Please make sure these seals are in place. If you are not careful they can fall out of the female nut if nothing is connected.

[@TheAndlix]

​@@KegLand I managed it and it's really fiddly because the nut always jams, but you can't see that. If you hold the nut and just turn the connector, it's pretty easy.

[@noomkung]

how many degree can it handle?

[@KegLand]

Best used at around 75C

[@whittj03]

How do I order this in the US? I just tried and it said you don’t ship my address. Thanks!

[@KegLand]

KegLand has two main distributors in America. www.morebeer.com and www.williamsbrwing.com It's best to contact these guys directly and they can give you lead times and approximate arrival dates.

[@jbierling]

Temperature rating?

[@KegLand]

Can handle 100C for short periods, 75C is perfect

[@suwirwong]

I dont undertand how to fit that into my fermenter

[@mrknaldhat]

Why don't the spring clamps come with the kit when they are essential? No need to buy more steel now... It's gonna sit where it's supposed to with the recirc arm and tube cut to length

[@KegLand]

Yes that is a fair point. We will see if we can make that included as of the kit. The various different breweries have different heights of arm required and also depending on if you are using the standard lid or distillation lid the silicone should be cut to a different length. so it's best that the customer cuts the silicone tube themselves.

[@mrknaldhat]

@@KegLand but really unique and awesome product nonetheless! thanks

[@MartinMio]

Solving a problem no home brewer ever had.

[@KegLand]

thanks for that Martin!

[@Karen-zf9md]

CIP means something different in my head