Is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.

PolyPhoenix - Copper U-Bend with Silicone Tube

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Is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.
  • Is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.
  • Is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.
  • Is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.
  • Is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.
PolyPhoenix - Copper U-Bend with Silicone Tube

PolyPhoenix - Copper U-Bend with Silicone Tube

KL37921

$9.95 AUD
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A U-Bend is used to prevent vapour flow through the bubbler plate down comer. 
This particular u-bend comes with a small piece of 12.7mm Heavy Duty Silicone.
It is primarily used in conjunction with a PolyPhoenix Bubbler Plate Assembly at the very bottom.

Silicone is a high temperature and chemically resistant material that will not leech anything into your spirit.

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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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U bend

"Copper u bend nice and compact. Works well with hot wort pickup. Silicone tube however is too short for flexibility."

— Andy G. (3/5)

Simple it what it is,

"Simple it what it is, but does exactly what it needs to"

— Mr C. (5/5)

Saves an extra bubble cap

"Use the elbow to maximize the use of the bottom bubble cap"

— Christian K. (5/5)

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