Unitank conical fermenters.
At every scale you brew.

No. The Unitank is a standalone fermenter. It pairs with any tri-clamp kettle — our BräuPro and Unibräu brewhouses, your existing HERMS or RIMS, or someone else's pilot system. The only thing the Unitank cares about is that wort can get into it; how that wort got made is your call.

Three things.(1) It's jacketed.Most homebrew conicals manage temperature with an immersion coil sitting inside the beer — one more thing to clean and sanitize, cooling from a single spot instead of the whole wall, and hardware in the way of your trub dump and yeast harvest. The Unitank's dimpled jacket cools from outside the vessel; nothing inside but beer.(2) Rated to 30 PSI working pressure— spund, carbonate, and closed-transfer to keg without ever exposing the beer to air.(3) Standard tri-clamp at every port, and it's the same vessel that ships inside our commercial pilot systems — the architecture you buy at 13 gal scales to 1 BBL without changing your process. Coming from Ss Brewtech? See our Ss Brewtech Unitank alternative page for a side-by-side.

Tap water works for ales fermenting at 65–72°F if your tap is cold enough year-round — which it isn't, for most of North America in summer. Glycol is required for lagers, cold-crash, and anything where your set point is below ambient. Most homebrewers add a glycol chiller within the first year. We sell a matched BEF-02 glycol kit on the parts page.

Yes — that's the most common second-purchase pattern. Brew on Saturday, ferment in Unitank #1, brew the next batch the following weekend, ferment in Unitank #2. The BräuPro brewhouse runs back-to-back at whatever pace you want; only the fermenters are the throughput bottleneck. Add a second Unitank in the same size class and you've doubled your output.

2 years on the stainless: the vessel, every weld and TC port, grain baskets, brew tables and stainless fittings.

1 year on electronics: controllers, pumps, heating elements, solenoid valves and temperature probes, whether they come with a system or are bought on their own. Not covered on elements: dry-firing (running the element without liquid covering it), and heat or melt damage at the twist-lock plug from a loose or improper connection — a proper, fully seated connection has to be maintained.

Gaskets, clamps and O-rings are consumables; replacements are in stock and cheap. Warranty replacement parts are free, and we bill the shipping at cost. If we need the faulty part back, we send you a prepaid label.

Lifetime parts support on everything we build — serviced, not replaced. Orders placed before October 8, 2026 keep the warranty terms they were sold with.

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