200-Litre Complete Hydraulic Still for LIQUIDS

200-Litre Complete Hydraulic Still for LIQUIDS

The 200-Litre Complete Hydraulic Still for LIQUIDS is specifically designed for alcoholic distillation of liquid ferments such as spirits, wine and must. Its robust construction, high-performance condenser and discharge system help optimise the distillation process and produce clean, aromatic distillates of excellent purity.

🛠 Premium construction

🔨 Made from 2 mm thick hammered copper sheet.

🟡 Fitted with brass nuts and iron handles.

🔗 Welded joints throughout the structure provide strength and durability.

🧱 The boiler features protective iron reinforcements to strengthen the structure during use.

❄️ High-performance condenser

The condenser promotes efficient vapour condensation and optimises gas flow during distillation. This supports efficient operation and helps produce a cleaner, purer distillate.

🔥 Capacity and performance

• Total capacity: 220 litres.
• Working capacity: 200 litres.
• Estimated distillation time: 4–5 hours.
• Indicative yield: 10–15% of working capacity.

📈 Approximate output

For simple distillation without a rectifier, using a fermented liquid with an initial alcohol content of approximately 10% ABV, the estimated output is 20–30 litres of distillate at around 45% ABV.

With rectification, the estimated output is 15–20 litres of distillate at around 75% ABV.

🎁 Included accessories

✔ Two large thermometers with a 0–120 °C scale.

✔ Large alcoholmeter with a 0–100° scale.

✔ Alcoholmeter holder.

✔ Discharge pipe with a 2.5-inch valve, made from stainless steel or brass.

✔ Dedicated 60 cm gas burner designed for this model.

✔ Rectification lens to help achieve higher alcohol purity and strength.

✔ Iron supports for the boiler and cooler.

🧴 Optimised distillation process

This model is designed to optimise both the quality and quantity of the distillate. Its reinforced construction, head with high-performance condenser and discharge system contribute to efficient and safe operation.

Note: The output figures are approximate estimates. Actual results depend on the composition and initial alcohol content of the fermented liquid, as well as operating conditions.