Bottle Filler Wand with Silicone Joiner
KL12607
Made from HDPE, stainless spring and nitrile seal.
The bottling wand is 30cm long making it possible to fill even long necks.
This Brew Bottler Bottling Wand makes the task of bottling your beer, wine, cider or mead a piece of cake.
The bottler fits into the standard black fermenter taps.
The pressure activated tip will allow the beer to flow automatically as soon as it's pushed against the bottom of the bottle. When the bottle is removed the pressure activated tip will cease the flow instantly.
The Brew Bottler is made from a food grade plastic and contains a stainless spring.
Fills stubbies, pints and tallies - all sizes from 250ml 330ml 500ml 660ml and 750ml to 800ml. The fill rate is approximately 750ml in about 20 seconds.
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Overall rating: 4.576923 / 5 from 26 reviews.
Review topics: [quality].
"I've been using the Coopers supplied bottling wand, but it's leaky and the flow is difficult to get right when filling. But this one with the spring action in it is great. No real leaking between bottles and the silicone joiner means I can move it around a fair bit as the fermenter starts to get down low."
"Great"
"I bought a kit from another company, and the bottling wand on that one didn't seal properly and was leaking excessively, so I decided to get one from here, and it didn't leak at all, so I'm happy to say the spring-loaded wand from Kegland is better than the non-spring-loaded ones and the spring-loaded wands from other companies"
"Very useful"
"Thanks"
"The good: Has a spring so doesn’t leak like the ones without The bad: The end bit fits kinda loose so can come off easily which honestly is pretty bad. Recommendation: I uses pieces off my coopers diy wand which fitted tighter so ended up with a decent wand, I can’t recommend using this standalone unless they provide a tighter fit."
"Does the job"
"Shuts off well and not much leaking. ."
"Very handy for filling bottles from the fermenter. Because the end isnt threaded on, it can come off sometimes in use, spilling that precious, precious beer on the ground. You just need to check periodically that the tip is on tightly."
"Little let sown with this one, arrived looking old and dusty, had to repair before use as was falling apart. but hey it was cheap."
