M Majic Member Joined Jan 6, 2013 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Mar 17, 2013 #1 Is there any evidence that shows issues with using a SS bulkhead in an Aluminum pot. Or is it ok? Thanks---Lou
Is there any evidence that shows issues with using a SS bulkhead in an Aluminum pot. Or is it ok? Thanks---Lou
I ILoveBeer2 Well-Known Member Joined Nov 28, 2012 Messages 108 Reaction score 14 Location Orange County Mar 17, 2013 #2 I have stainless bulkheads on both my aluminum kettles with no problem. I would not leave the pot full of liquid for an extended period of time for fear of electroysis. That may not be a real issue.
I have stainless bulkheads on both my aluminum kettles with no problem. I would not leave the pot full of liquid for an extended period of time for fear of electroysis. That may not be a real issue.
A amandabab Well-Known Member Joined Mar 27, 2012 Messages 1,971 Reaction score 247 Location spokane Mar 17, 2013 #3 Majic said: Is there any evidence that shows issues with using a SS bulkhead in an Aluminum pot. Or is it ok? Thanks---Lou Click to expand... lots of theory about why its bad, but there are 1000's of AL brewpots with SS weldless bulkheads that are working fine.
Majic said: Is there any evidence that shows issues with using a SS bulkhead in an Aluminum pot. Or is it ok? Thanks---Lou Click to expand... lots of theory about why its bad, but there are 1000's of AL brewpots with SS weldless bulkheads that are working fine.
M mpcluever Well-Known Member Joined Jun 22, 2010 Messages 640 Reaction score 44 Location here Mar 17, 2013 #4 In 50 years, the electrolysis may start to make you thinking about replacing your kettle in another 10 years. You'll be fine.
In 50 years, the electrolysis may start to make you thinking about replacing your kettle in another 10 years. You'll be fine.
