Built in Germany, these custom-manufactured tanks represent the very best value available in stainless steel wine storage. Start by selecting a base tank below to design the perfect solution for your cellar.
The FO2 tank from Speidel is one step up from their BO style tank and is a great option for home winemakers and wineries with small lots of wine to store. Speidel's unique pocketed tank bases are molded into shape so there are no welds on the bottom surface of the tank, and offer complete drainage. All FO2 tanks are equipped with 1.5" TC racking and drain ports. Key Features Available in four sizes: 300L, 530L, 675L and 910L 300L tank has a 17mm wide top flange, all other tanks have a 42mm wide flange Tanks from 530L up have a reinforcing plate at the racking valve to prevent tank wall flex and to support a tank mixer Liter scale on exterior of tank On three legs View the resource for more information on the key features of all Speidel Tanks. Note: Over tightening the airlock / orange bulk head can cause it to crack. Only thread the airlock down until it feels snug. Do not over tighten.
$2,259.99
Speidel's FS-MO and AS-MO tanks are their flagship storage and fermentation tanks. Featuring a huge range of tank capacities, these tanks can be customized with a wide array of add-on features, and can be stacked to take advantage of vertical space in your facility. The FS-MO tank is the tank used for the base, and up to two AS-MO tanks stack on. Please note that with each diameter range there is a maximum total volume for all tanks in a stack shown below, due to the weight of the tanks when full. Key Features Tank walls and base in AISI304 stainless, tank top is AISI316 stainless for additional SO2 gas resistance Base tanks from 200cm and up in height, and all stacking tanks, include a ladder support bow TC Ferrule on tank top for affixing a valve, bung or blowoff tube. TC racking port is strong enough to support a tank mixer. TC pocketed tank base drains completely 1.5" TC Fittings on tanks up through 1,600L. 2" Fittings on tanks 1,601L and up. Larger fittings available by request All tanks outfitted with DN10 threaded port to accommodate a sample valve (Valve part number H587) All tanks feature a weld-free, molded oval racking door/manway All tanks are pre-equipped with a DN10 threaded port and mounting points to affix a sight gauge at any time. Tank Diameter Maximum Total Volume of Tank Stack 82 cm 1265 Liters 100 cm 2500 Liters 120 cm 4600 Liters 140 cm 6700 Liters 160 cm 10000 Liters 180 cm 12500 Liters 200 cm 16300 Liters View the resource for more information on the key features of all Speidel Tanks.
$2,339.99
The FO2 tank from Speidel is one step up from their BO style tank and is a great option for home winemakers and wineries with small lots of wine to store. Speidel's unique pocketed tank bases are molded into shape so there are no welds on the bottom surface of the tank, and offer complete drainage. All FO2 tanks are equipped with 1.5" TC racking and drain ports. Key Features Available in four sizes: 300L, 530L, 675L and 910L 300L tank has a 17mm wide top flange, all other tanks have a 42mm wide flange Tanks from 530L up have a reinforcing plate at the racking valve to prevent tank wall flex and to support a tank mixer Liter scale on exterior of tank On three legs View the resource for more information on the key features of all Speidel Tanks. Note: Over tightening the airlock / orange bulk head can cause it to crack. Only thread the airlock down until it feels snug. Do not over tighten.
$1,519.99
The FO2 tank from Speidel is one step up from their BO style tank and is a great option for home winemakers and wineries with small lots of wine to store. Speidel's unique pocketed tank bases are molded into shape so there are no welds on the bottom surface of the tank, and offer complete drainage. All FO2 tanks are equipped with 1.5" TC racking and drain ports. Key Features Available in four sizes: 300L, 530L, 675L and 910L 300L tank has a 17mm wide top flange, all other tanks have a 42mm wide flange Tanks from 530L up have a reinforcing plate at the racking valve to prevent tank wall flex and to support a tank mixer Liter scale on exterior of tank On three legs View the resource for more information on the key features of all Speidel Tanks. Note: Over tightening the airlock / orange bulk head can cause it to crack. Only thread the airlock down until it feels snug. Do not over tighten.
$2,629.99
Speidel's RO-Z style grant/mixing tank is an extremely handy tool in any winery. The open top, 45° mixing port with 1.5''TC, and total drain outlet 1.5''TC make mixing additions into larger tanks a snap - insert your mixer in the 45° port and position the mixing tank under the racking port of your larger tank. Run wine into the mixing tank with the mixer running, pour in your tartaric acid, sugar, bentonite, etc.; and pump out of the drain port to return the wine to the tank. Key Features Heavy duty nylon casters make the tank easy to move around the winery Two fixed casters and two swivelling casters with brakes 45° mixing port is reinforced and strong enough to support a mixer without an additional stand Variable Volume tank lid available (sold separately) Sack support rack available (sold separately) View the resource for more information on the key features of all Speidel Tanks.
$2,949.99
Speidel's FD-MKEH Tanks represent the ultimate level of premium wine fermentation: a world-leading stainless steel tank with the organoleptic and stabilizing benefits of oak tank walls. These tanks use premium quality german oak to produce a tank which provides micro-ox during fermentation, distributes heat effectively across staves, and is less susceptible to fluctuations in ambient temperature. And best of all, this stainless/oak hybrid tank combines all of the benefits of a 100% oak container with easier cleaning and the ability to easily replace staves individually or on the whole as necessary at significantly lower cost than replacing a 100% oak vessel. The FD-MKEH tank is equally at home being used as a fermenter or a storage tank and can be used with either red or white wines. The oversized top hatch allows for traditional manual pumpovers and punch downs, giving you the ultimate control over fruit handling. FD-MKEH: The Best of Both Worlds Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 stainless steel, tank floor and frame in AISI304 55mm thick oak staves with innovative Spediel goove-joint between the wood and the stainless frame. Centered, vertical 80 cm (32”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 53x40 cm (21x16 in) forward sloped Fermentation Manway Integrated port and mounting points for optional sight guage (port comes capped) NW 10 DIN stainless sample valve port. Sample valve not included. 2” Tri-Clamp drain and racking outlets.
$36,299.99
Speidel's FD-MKEH Tanks represent the ultimate level of premium wine fermentation: a world-leading stainless steel tank with the organoleptic and stabilizing benefits of oak tank walls. These tanks use premium quality german oak to produce a tank which provides micro-ox during fermentation, distributes heat effectively across staves, and is less susceptible to fluctuations in ambient temperature. And best of all, this stainless/oak hybrid tank combines all of the benefits of a 100% oak container with easier cleaning and the ability to easily replace staves individually or on the whole as necessary at significantly lower cost than replacing a 100% oak vessel. The FD-MKEH tank is equally at home being used as a fermenter or a storage tank and can be used with either red or white wines. The oversized top hatch allows for traditional manual pumpovers and punch downs, giving you the ultimate control over fruit handling. FD-MKEH: The Best of Both Worlds Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 stainless steel, tank floor and frame in AISI304 55mm thick oak staves with innovative Spediel goove-joint between the wood and the stainless frame. Centered, vertical 80 cm (32”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 53x40 cm (21x16 in) forward sloped Fermentation Manway Integrated port and mounting points for optional sight guage (port comes capped) NW 10 DIN stainless sample valve port. Sample valve not included. 2” Tri-Clamp drain and racking outlets.
$25,359.99
Speidel's SD-MGRL Tanks bring high tech fermentation solutions to wineries with restricted ceiling heights. The horizontal red wine fermenter is equipped with a slow-moving center shaft with mixing arms attached to it, which effectively break up and re-submerge the cap after just a few rotations. The duration of and interval between immersion operations is programmable to suit the needs of your different vineyards and vintages as well as your individual winemaking style. The mixing arms are slanted forward which pushes must forward and promotes complete emptying of the tank once fermentation is complete through the 125,mm (5") drain valve. Key Features: Tank entirely in AISI304 stainless steel. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door Included NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with analog bi-metal thermometer insert Included NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlet. Stainless steel electronic control box 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 3 rpm for cap management and at 6 rpm for must evacuation.
$34,849.99
Speidel's SD-MGRL Tanks bring high tech fermentation solutions to wineries with restricted ceiling heights. The horizontal red wine fermenter is equipped with a slow-moving center shaft with mixing arms attached to it, which effectively break up and re-submerge the cap after just a few rotations. The duration of and interval between immersion operations is programmable to suit the needs of your different vineyards and vintages as well as your individual winemaking style. The mixing arms are slanted forward which pushes must forward and promotes complete emptying of the tank once fermentation is complete through the 125,mm (5") drain valve. Key Features: Tank entirely in AISI304 stainless steel. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door Included NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with analog bi-metal thermometer insert Included NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlet. Stainless steel electronic control box 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 3 rpm for cap management and at 6 rpm for must evacuation.
$33,879.99
Speidel's SD-MGRL Tanks bring high tech fermentation solutions to wineries with restricted ceiling heights. The horizontal red wine fermenter is equipped with a slow-moving center shaft with mixing arms attached to it, which effectively break up and re-submerge the cap after just a few rotations. The duration of and interval between immersion operations is programmable to suit the needs of your different vineyards and vintages as well as your individual winemaking style. The mixing arms are slanted forward which pushes must forward and promotes complete emptying of the tank once fermentation is complete through the 125,mm (5") drain valve. Key Features: Tank entirely in AISI304 stainless steel. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door Included NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with analog bi-metal thermometer insert Included NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlet. Stainless steel electronic control box 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 3 rpm for cap management and at 6 rpm for must evacuation.
$32,529.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$31,439.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$31,199.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$30,969.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$30,239.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$30,009.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$29,779.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$28,939.99
Speidel's FD-MBT Tanks are designed for intermediate storage of incoming grapes or fermented must until they can be processed or pressed off . These high capacity tanks feature integrated mixing bars to keep your fruit/must homogenous during storage, and motorized wiper bars on the tank bottom to ensure that the tank is fully emptied via the 125 mm (5") outlet port.. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow 42x32 cm (16.5x12.5 in) Oval Racking Door 125 mm (5") threaded drain port, 2” Tri-Clamp racking outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box 3 Kw (4 HP), 380V 3-phase gear-reduced mixing motor turns at 8 rpm.
$27,729.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$36,439.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$35,129.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$34,869.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$34,559.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$34,339.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$34,029.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with hinged door opening. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$33,979.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with hinged door opening. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$32,669.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with hinged door opening. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$32,409.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with hinged door opening. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$32,099.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with hinged door opening. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$31,879.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with hinged door opening. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$31,569.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$24,659.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$24,399.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$24,099.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$23,869.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$23,559.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$23,379.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$22,529.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with gate-style opening allows of fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$20,119.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$22,249.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$21,999.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$21,699.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$21,459.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$21,149.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$20,969.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$20,129.99
Speidel’s FD-DF Red Wine Fermentation Tank integrates Air Pulse technology directly into your fermentation tank without the need for additional equipment. Increasingly, today’s research is indicating that there are a lot of benefits to controlled oxygen contact during red wine fermentation. Previously considered Public Enemy #1 in the winery, oxygen is now being specifically introduced to the fermenting wine at certain phases. To make this process easier and more approachable, and to eliminate the need for exterior equipment, Speidel developed their FD-DF tank. The tanks is equipped with a set of 4 programmable air-injection nozzles with inline check valves, for total control on the part of the winemaker. Duration of and interval between air injections can be controlled, as well as the inlet pressure. The incoming air can be used to break up and flush CO2 from the cap, causing it to fall back into the fermenting juice for better extraction in addition to helping drive tannin complexing reactions and ensuring healthy ferments to reduce instances of slow or sluggish fermentation. Must Discharge: Forward sloped Fermentation Manway with hinged door opening Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Stainless steel electronic control box System Electrical and Pneumatic Requirements: 220V, 1-phase, 60Hz power for the control system. Speidel recommends an accumulation tank for the compressor that can store 1000L or air compressed to 6 bar (265 gal at 90 psi) Speidel recommends that either the compressor natively outputs a filtered, oil-free air or that the compressed air be conditioned before entering the nozzles and tank/must. As filters, Speidel recommends either the FESTO FRC-1/2-D MIDI-A (Part No. 159591) or the SMC AC40A-F04DE or equivalent.
$17,709.99
A simple and robust red fermentation tank based on the Pumpover style of cap management, with a twist. Instead of standard pumpover flooding, this tank is used in a partial-delestage technique where approxiamtely half the fermenting juice is transferred out of the tank once a cap has formed. As the juice is pumped out and the cap descends through the tank, offset horizontal stainless bars that are welded in place within the tank cause the cap to naturally break up. Then the removed juice is pumped back in through the external piping and through the spinning flooder head in the tank ceiling, wetting and re-submerging the cap! Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Integrated 50mm (2") pumpover piping with 2" Tri-Clamp connection and rotating juice flooder Horizontal offset cap-breaking bars
$31,659.99
A simple and robust red fermentation tank based on the Pumpover style of cap management, with a twist. Instead of standard pumpover flooding, this tank is used in a partial-delestage technique where approxiamtely half the fermenting juice is transferred out of the tank once a cap has formed. As the juice is pumped out and the cap descends through the tank, offset horizontal stainless bars that are welded in place within the tank cause the cap to naturally break up. Then the removed juice is pumped back in through the external piping and through the spinning flooder head in the tank ceiling, wetting and re-submerging the cap! Must Discharge: Automatic, motorized must-discharge arms with gate-style opening allows for fine netering of how fast you allow must to flow out of the tank. Especially useful with thin musts. Must-Discharge motor requires 380V, 3-phase power. Key Features: Tank ceiling in AISI316 Stainless, tank walls and base in AISI304. Forward set, vertical 40 cm (16”) top hatch with 2” Tri-Clamp ferrule Ladder support bow NW 10 DIN stainless thermowell with thermometer insert NW 20 DIN stainless sample valve Standard 2” Tri-Clamp racking and total drain outlets. Integrated 50mm (2") pumpover piping with 2" Tri-Clamp connection and rotating juice flooder Horizontal offset cap-breaking bars
$30,869.99
You have seen 48 out of 452 products
