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Reply from seller states
Dear garwatts,
Hello just found out that the material is MDPE (medium-density-polyethylene)hope this helps cheers
-bargains-4-bio
My question is......Do you think this would any good as a fermenter? Not sure whether MDPE is food quality or not?
MDPE Conical (Fermenter?)
Re: MDPE Conical (Fermenter?)
hi all have been looking at this exact conical tank was gonna use it with a maxi 110 recerc set up
i was worried about the holes in the middle being a prob but seller says they are only mouting holes
oily bits on ebay do one about the same size as well hope i can use one for my new all grain setup
i was worried about the holes in the middle being a prob but seller says they are only mouting holes
oily bits on ebay do one about the same size as well hope i can use one for my new all grain setup
Re: MDPE Conical (Fermenter?)
Thanks Chris, another one bites the dust Where did the other photo come from?Chris-x1 wrote:No. These keep cropping up from time to time. I've no doubt they are robust but look at the finish quality around the threads. That dirt is ground into the plastic, particularly where the threads continue into the vessel.
Cheers
Gaz
Re: MDPE Conical (Fermenter?)
the one on ebay looks different its only 110 litres
is the problem with them the finish inside
is the problem with them the finish inside
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Re: MDPE Conical (Fermenter?)
I suppose a flanged nipple that goes all the way though (With the flange on the inside like a tank connector) would eliminate that problem . . . With a suitable washer . . . then it depends on the internal plastic finish.