For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.

57cm Stainless Siphon with 1.5m Heavy Duty Silicone Tube (10mm ID)

$34.95
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For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.
  • For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.
  • For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.
  • For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.
  • For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.
57cm Stainless Siphon with 1.5m Heavy Duty Silicone Tube (10mm ID)

57cm Stainless Siphon with 1.5m Heavy Duty Silicone Tube (10mm ID)

KL14021

$34.95
$34.95 $34.95
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Specifications
57cm Long (22.5inches)
Stainless tube 14mm OD x 12mm ID
1.5meters (60inches) x 10mm ID Silicone Tube
Glass Jiggler


For siphoning out of a carboy, demijohn or bucket or FermZilla.  This siphon includes the 150cm x 10mm ID Silicone Tube.

This whole assembly is plasticiser and BPA free.  It will not break like the plastic auto siphons or polycarbonate designs. 

It's made robust out of 304 grade stainless steel and is really easy to take apart for cleaning.  It's more versatile than a conventaional racking cane and easier to start but at the same time similarly simple to use and clean.

Forget about fermenter taps and use a siphon.  Threaded fermenter taps are hard to clean and sanitise so having a fermenter without a tap is often the best choice, and to get the beverage out of the fermenter without a tap this siphon is the natural choice.

INSTRUCTIONS
1: Sanitize and rinse your siphon
2: Make sure you have the full vessel significantly above the empty vessel you are filling into
3: Attach the curved siphon to the hose
4: Submerge the end of siphon into your full container.
5: With long swift strokes shake the siphone tube up and down to start the siphon action

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Overall rating: 4.48 / 5 from 25 reviews.

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Beautiful, but a pain to use

"This has the feel of quality. It looks great, it feels robust. A simply design of two pieces of stainless steel, a spring and a marble, then the silicone tubing. But it is a pain to use. Make sure you practice with water first. *Do not try to siphon your brew on your first use of this*. It is not as straightforward to use as the video tutorial shows. It can take a significant amount of 'jiggling' before it spontanously starts autosiponing. You will know when it is working, because the marble will start oscillating faster than the speed you are 'jiggling'. It might just be worth getting a turkey baster, sticking it into the silicone tubing and sucking until you get some flow, as the jiggling can cause a lot of turbulence in the fluid and agitate the lees. Also the clanging of the steel against a glass carboy/demijon is not a good feeling. Positives: It will probably last a lifetime When it works, it has a high flow rate Metal and silicone. No plastic Negatives: A PITA to get started No filter on the bottom. so racking brews with fruit/chunks risks clogging the spring/ball mechanism, requiring disassembly and cleaning."

— Liam J. (3/5)

handy tool

"perfect siphon to use transferring wash from fermenter to still. Easy to use and solid stinless steel. Works like a charm"

— Laurence C. (5/5)

Great product

"Great for siphoning from fermentation vessel to keg. Found it to be 50% quicker than the plastic versions and heaps easier to clean and sanitise."

— Ben K. (5/5)

57cm Stainless Siphon

"Easy to use and easy to clean, and it does the job its intended for."

— Wayne D. (5/5)

Beer transfer

"Works well"

— Norm W. (5/5)

Siphon

"Excellent product"

— Phil R. (5/5)

Beautifully made but useless

"Siphoning from a Flat Bottom, getting the siphon going takes 20 or more jiggles, and that's after the first few attempts have resulted in a mere dribble. Meanwhile the trub has been stirred up along with your frustration level. I'm sending it back for credit; looking forward to the sneaky mouthful of warm beer after my next time hose suck."

— David F. (2/5)

Fantastic to use with the super sucker.

"This has made transfering liquids from large fermenters into other containers a breeze pairs great with the super sucker(https://kegland.com***/products/super-sucker-1-2-inch-bsp-self-priming-siphon-transfer-diaphragm-pump-transformer?_pos=1&_sid=779cc3c8f&_ss=r)."

— mark b. (5/5)

Great product

"Great product"

— James M. (5/5)

Useless for hoppy beers

"I wanted to like this, but in hoppy beers it gets clogged and then you can’t start the siphon again. If you do manage to get it restarted, by then you’ve stirred up all the trub and it clogs again. I’ve had 3 batches where I’ve lost about 1/3 of each batch because I can’t restart it. Super frustrating."

— Scott T. (2/5)

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