Copper Refining Lentil 80-120L
€243.69
The Copper Refining lentil is only suitable for specific models and sizes. When ordering please make sure that it is suitable for the model you are looking to purchase. As brass connections are required to be soldered unto the alembic in order to attach the refining lentil, this item should always be ordered at the same time as the still.
The Copper Refining Lentil is placed between the copper swan neck lid and the lyne arm that attaches to the condensing recipient. Its main purpose is to save time, as the distiller has no need to process a second distillation in order to obtain higher levels of alcohol from their results.
The distiller should keep a slow but constant flow of cold water on the top side of its surface. The excess water should be discarded by using a plastic hose (not included) which should attach to the copper outlet tube that is soldered to the wall on the lentil.
Alcohol grade may be up to 40% purer with the use of this accessory after just one distillation process.
Height x Diameter: 46m x 36cm
Material: Copper
Thickness: 1.2 mm
Weight: 4 Kg
More about our Copper Accessories
Would you like to add a thermometer to your alembic still to make sure the temperature is accurate when distilling? Make sure to purchase your thermometer at the same time as the alembic and we will attach it for you at no extra cost. We have a variety of accessories that will compliment your distilling needs, from copper sieve trays, to refining lentils, as well as drain pipes, metal supports, gas burners among others. Whatever you need, we will make sure to include with your order
A piece of Copper Brothers history
Owning a Copper brothers alembic still is like owning a part of history and the tradition of distilling that goes back hundreds of years. Our products are all handmade by our artisans and hand hammered into perfection.
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With time your copper product can go darker and start to oxidize, this is completely normal and part of the natural copper process. Click on our Faqs to find out how to clean your copper products.
