Steam Injection Boilers

Steam Injection Boilers Backwoods Series Steam Injection Boilers Pro Series Steam Injection Boilers
Home Moonshine Stills Catalog & Shopping Cart Contact Us Privacy Policy Stills Gaskets Distilling Books Parrot's Beaks Pumps Thermometers Water Storage Tanks Spirit Storage Tanks Tri-Clamp Fittings & Tubing Still & Distillery Controllers Used Distilling Equipment Bottling & Filtering Mash Tuns Fermenters Agitators Cooling Coils Complete Distilling Systems Low Pressure Steam Boilers Still Columns Grain Mills	The Picture above shows one of our Pro Series Steam Injection Boilers (left) with one of our Pro Series Combination Mash Tun Stripping Stills (right). The Steam Injection Boiler injects sanitary steam directly into the Mash Tun Stripping Still for cooking mash and then later for doing the stripping run. The 150 gallon Steam Injection Boiler above produces 337 lbs of sanitary steam per hour. The system above reaches operating temperature for stripping in less than 2 hours. The injection boiler above also heats water for mashing. The high temperature centrifugal pump in the picture is used for pumping hot water from the steam injection boiler to the Mash Tun Stripping Still, or any other place in the distillery were hot water is needed. All of our steam injection boilers operate as open systems. Even though our steam injection boilers are priced at a fraction of the cost of a low pressure steam boiler, in my opinion, a low pressure steam boiler is always the better choice when comparing them to our steam injection boilers. Our steam injection boilers have advantages and disadvantages when compared to Low Pressure Steam Boilers. Advantages of our Steam Injection Boilers when compared to Low Pressure Steam Boilers: They are much less expensive to purchase and install than Low Pressure Steam Boilers. They supply sanitary steam for steam injection with no filters, etc. They can also be used to supply hot water for all of your distillery needs. Disadvantages of our steam Injection Boilers when compared to Low Pressure Steam Boilers: They are a little less efficient and so they will cost you more to operate than a Low pressure Steam Boiler. They are noisy because the vessel being injected thumps and bangs like a thumper on an old fashioned still. They are not as easy to get passed the fire marshal and inspectors, however, we have sold several and all of them were allowed to go into service. To See Our Catalog with all of our different products CLICK HERE
Above is one of our 55 gallon gas fired Backwoods Series Steam Injection Boilers.		Above is one of our electric 55 gallon Backwoods Series Steam Injection Boilers (right) and one of our 100 gallon Backwoods Series Mash Tuns with agitation and built in cooling coil (left). The Steam Injection Boiler Controller is leaning up against the Mash Tun
Above is one of our 150 gallon Pro Series Jet Burner Fired Steam Injection Boilers with a High Temperature Centrifugal Pump for pumping hot water.			Above is one of our 150 gallon Forced Air Burner Fired Pro Series Steam Injection Boilers (left) with a 300 gallon Custom Pro Series Combination Mash Tun Stripping Still Spirit Still.