Mash Tun made from this?

20L Double Jacket Beer Keg

1.Material: Both out shell and inner bladder is made of stainless steel 304

2.Temperature keeping: 4-6degree per day.

3.Type: Stack able

If this thing is double walled or in this case jacketed, could you not drill a hole in the outer wall at the top of one side and the bottom of the other and pump hot water, say about 150* - 155*F through it to maintain mash temperatures?

Or better yet seeing that they are stack able they would make great fermenting vessels. Has anyone seen these yet?

Can't input on if they would work or not, but where did you find them at? Just curious.

http://en.jinyou.com.cn/products_detail/&productId=2306ad24-847f-4989-9785-17a61d404739&comp_stats=comp-FrontProducts_list01-004.html

Check this link.

Not sure what the diffrence is between that and a normal sanke...oooooo, wait, shiiiny

Seriously though, I am more interested in all the cool plastic kegs!!! No prices, no distributors, chinese (?) tease beer porn

TANSTAAFB said:

Not sure what the diffrence is between that and a normal sanke...oooooo, wait, shiiiny

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It's double walled, so there is basically a built in insulating jacket.

http://en.jinyou.com.cn/products_de...comp_stats=comp-FrontProducts_list01-004.html

BRIEF INTRODUCTION:
This kind of kegs is all made of SSUS 304 stainless steel, including the shell and the inner bladder. The thermal insulation layer between the shell and the bladder is made of exported PUR. The particular manufacturing process of this kind of kegs can make the molecule of stainless steel more intimating and the kegs can burden higher pressure of pouring and containing beer.

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insulated with ***** cat?

-=Jason=-

Flomaster said:

insulated with ***** cat?

-=Jason=-

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Excellent!

Talked to my buddy who is actually from China. He said NEVER buy stuff like this. You will never get the product or your money back.

I can't find anything about the company or any customer reviews online either. Someone on another thread emailed the company to get prices. I'll be interested to see their reply.