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How is your mill performing after all this months ?

Most brewers recommend around 40 pound-inch which is not a bad value. I manage to do with a lot less.

The torque of that motor is only 1.5 kg/cm = 1.3 pound-inch You need a motor with more torque to run a mill. I use that motor to drive a lead screw with a suction device attached in my grain bin.

I use aluminum extrusions to mount all my pumps. 80/20 is my company of choice.

Insulate your garage doors , put a cooler on the roof for the garage, problem solved.

https://www.tblplastics.com/fittings/sanitary/ https://www.masterflex.com/c/sanitary-fittings-and-clamps

I have been using for a few years now a Hach Sension+ PH31 with integrated magnetic stirrer, data storage, 1 to 3 points calibration and calibration intervals/alerts. I still have my first pH analog meter I got in 1995.

Through my employer's company

You are full of it. I filter all my beers and have no process problem.

Pumps not exceeding 1.5 HP you will find with 1.5" discharge, at least mine are like that. Check with Alpha Lavel or other sanitary pump manufactures for replacement heads if the motor is not required.

Make a new longer collar out of 3"or 4" PVC pipe. Cheers, ClaudiusB

As RiverCityBrewer mentioned SaniClean is what you could try, works great with all my pumps.

I clean two taps at the same time and got a $16.00 12V DC pump from ebay. The pump could do three taps with a lower flow. The tap hookups (beer fittings) are internal on all my fridges.

The other day I put 11 kegs in the semi automatic washer, only loading and unloading is required. The outside I rinse for 1 minute and the inside 3 minutes. My set-up does two water cycles. Before the soap cycle the keg gets washed with water on both sides to get rid of all crap and after...

I us the same pump, burb submersible version for my tap cleaner, great lttle pump.

Click on keg washer in my signature, very boring.

I use two of those pumps for my automated corny keg washer not for wort and never had any problems. The pump is a vane positive displacement type, requires a good 12 V DC, 10 A power supply and is not designed for continuous operation. The pump has great suction and doesn't require to be...

Not attractive but works great for me, space is a requirement.

No coil on the back Top and both sides I have a modified one

All my stainless conicals have internal cooling coils, cleaning and sanitizing has never been a problem. Never lost a batch in 14 years. Before I put the coils inside the conicals fermentation was done in a cool room, was a pain in the rear. Cheers, ClaudiusB