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Take a look at our Turbonik Brush at www.exchilerator.com under the cleaning drop down It may be one answer

Please check out www.Exchilerator.com we use a co-helical wrap between the shell and the o.d of interior tube for additional mixing and most importantly centering it in the cooling flow. Yes convoluting does increase surface area but like a plate chiller it is very difficult to clean with any...

To expand on Miraculix's post. You mentioned having a valve on both ends. Is it possible you closed them simultaneously locking hot wort in the tube and let the chilling liquor continue to run through the shell, chilling the wort causing a contraction. If you want to simulate the problem, take...

You may want to check out our Turbonik Brush. It was designed to do exactly what you trying to do. You Tube Link shows how it works https://youtu.be/QRyIY_gV0UQ The Turbonik Brush - Effortlessly Cleans Fermenting & Serving Vessels!

Hi Guys, Thanks for checking out our chiller, we're stoked about our TC Ready to Brew versions gaining traction! For clarification, the $329.99 version of the Maxx counterflow wort chiller is the "Ready to Brew" version. The "Basic" TC version is available for $219.99 and comes with standard...

Just a correction the Brutus has dual tubes.

Sorry you are not happy with your Exchilerator. Please reach out to me is 800 843 0553( Eastern) I would love to resolve these very unusual issues you are having. Looking forward to hearing from you. I can also be reached at [email protected] Kenny

Sorry we carry only 1.5 or 3/4 T.C seals. I have never seen a seal that seals the entire mating surface to the I.D of tubing.

Is this what your looking for https://www.exchilerator.com/product/tri-clover-tee-fitting/ or Tri Clamp 90 Degree Elbow - 1.5" TC x 3/4" OD 304 SS. We have test and oxy stone kits also

Yes we offer a Stainless Maxx. Maxx Counterflow Wort Chiller In configuration choose stainless Configuration Fitting Type Add A Pump...

Please check out our Brutus or Maxx either sounds like they will work for you https://www.exchilerator.com/

We have the Turbonik Brush. It was designed to help with that problem. For beer stone I would remove the dip tube, lay the keg on its side with a pint of hot water mixed with Brewery Wash puddled on its side and have at it with at least a 1200 rpm cordless drill until clean. Then rinse using...

Take at look at this video I did. It may give you an idea or we have them in stock.

I came up with this repair. It may help you out

Did it freeze. Did you leave it with water in it and was out in freezing temps?

Maybe our new Tubonik Brush may help you in the future. The video is a bit long but you'll see how well it works https://youtu.be/nlDYMODz__g /www.exchilerator.com/product/turbonik-brush/

The best way to achieve the best of both worlds is to plumb your system with a L port 3 way ball valve with a purge vent. You now have ability to go direct to WP or through the chiller with just a quarter turn on the valve. The only time I move hose location is from WP to fermenter. Please don't...

Thank you for taking a look and we will consider your input. At this point we could not achieve a 20.00 price point because of the US made 304 .035 shaft and the work that goes into the back seal. The back seal is important so water does not pass down the shaft during horizontal use and also...

Just wanted a few thoughts on latest idea. It is a bit aggressive on PET plastic but works on glass and stainless just fine. Check it out on You Tube and it is up on our site. Exchilerator.com