Kegland
Product no: 503203
Malt Mill, adjustable 3 rollers
€ 169.00
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Malt mill with 3 rollers for crushing malt. Manually with crank handle Adjustable. Base Board not included. See item number. 503210.
- Precise Crush: Three-roller system ensures optimal grain milling for better efficiency and lautering.
- Adjustable Gap: Customise the grind to suit different malts and brewing styles.
- Durable & Versatile: Sturdy construction with manual or drill-powered operation.
Description
Get the perfect crush for your grain with the KegLand Adjustable 3-Roller Malt Mill. Designed for homebrewers and small-scale craft brewers, this sturdy mill delivers a consistent grind, enhancing mash efficiency and improving the quality of your brew.
Features:
- Three-Roller System – Ensures a more precise crush, reducing husk damage and improving lautering.
- Adjustable Gap Settings – Fine-tune your crush to suit different malt types and brewing styles.
- Durable Construction – Built with high-quality materials for long-lasting performance.
- Large Hopper Capacity – Handles a generous amount of grain, making milling fast and efficient.
- Manual or Drill-Powered – Use the hand crank or attach a drill for effortless milling.
Whether you're brewing an IPA, stout, or lager, the KegLand 3-Roller Malt Mill ensures a superior grain crush for better extraction and flavour.
Base Board not included. See item number. 503210
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Brand
Kegland
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Unit: pcs
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