10 x Single Flexible Ale Extractor

£439.99

A Flexible Ale Extractor is an easy way of extracting your ale from the cask.

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Description

A Flexible Ale Extractor is an easy way of extracting your ale from the cask. The Flexible Ale Extractor has a silicon tube and a flotation device. With the inlet inserted into the barrel, the float sits at the desired angle just below the surface of the beer. As a result of the Flexible Extractor float system, the beer is always drawn from the surface. This helps to give you a clear pint every time. Our Flexible Ale Extractor comes as standard with 1 body (sometimes known as collar and broach). However, having a spare allows you to tap the next barrel well in advance. When the previous barrel has been emptied, open up the next body (which has been pre-tapped into the next cask) and lower through the extractor or siphon through. Consequently, this removes a considerable amount of waiting time for the beer to be primed. Our Extractors are simple to use, require low maintenance, eliminate the need for racking systems and as a result reduce handling time. All our Extractors are available as both singles and doubles , in all threads and for all barrel sizes. Each Flexible Ale Extractor kit includes: Ale Extractor Body with blanking plug Single Outlet Complete Silicon Tube (NB tube length is critical to performance. Check you are ordering the correct size for your barrel). Mason’s Float Single Hop Filter 1 x 1/2″ Tail 1 x Nut It is important to select the correct thread and tube length when ordering your equipment. Washers and Hop Filters need to be in place for the Flexible Ale E

Specification

Manufacturer Drin-KIT
Type Ale Extractor

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Questions about this product

What does an ale extractor actually do?

It replaces the volume of beer leaving the cask with filtered air or an inert gas blanket, so the cask does not draw in cellar air. That is what stops the beer oxidising and souring in the days after it is broached.

How long does a cask last with an extractor fitted?

Considerably longer than the two or three days a broached cask usually gives on gravity, because the beer is not sitting in contact with cellar air. It does not make the beer keep forever u2014 it removes the fastest cause of it going off.