HomeBrewStuff Stainless Steel Bazooka Screen for Brew Kettle or Mash Tun
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Features
- Stainless Steel Brew Filter Durable stainless steel bazooka screen helps filter grain, hops, and brewing sediment from your mash tun, brew kettle, or lauter setup.
- Great for Mash Tuns & Kettles Designed for all-grain brewing, partial mash brewing, and kettle filtering when transferring wort from your vessel.
- Helps Reduce Clogging Fine mesh tube design helps keep grain husks, hop material, and trub out of your valve, tubing, pump, or fermenter.
- Easy to Install & Use Connects inside compatible brew kettles, coolers, or mash tuns with a threaded fitting or bulkhead setup.
- Reusable Brewing Accessory Rinse clean after use and reuse batch after batch for a simple, reliable lautering and filtering solution.
Description
Brewer's Edge Kettlescreen 3/8" This companion product to any Kettle Valve screws inside any Kettle Valve to turn any pot into a mash tun or filter out hops. All stainless steel construction, with a threaded 3/8" NPT male inlet to attach to the inner threads of any Kettle Valve. Mesh size 16.
Product Dimensions: 12 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Weight: 0.32 ounces
Manufacturer: LD Carlson
Item model number: HS-02
Date First Available: April 23, 2010
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Top Amazon Reviews
Previously I used a 10 gallon Igloo cooler with a false bottom for my mash tun. It worked great, but I wanted to be able to do step mashes so I converted my 15 gallon brew kettle to a combination brew kettle/mash tun. I purchased two of the bazooka screens and some addition fittings to make a U shaped filter. My first batch contained twenty pounds of grain and 10 gallons of water in the mash and the Bazooka screens worked great under all of that weight. As this batch was a wheat beer I had a great deal of extra break material from the wheat malt and I recommend an additional filter of some sort during the transfer of wort to your brew kettle, but even with the tendency for stuck sparges with wheat I didn't encounter any issues with the Bazooka screens. I then used the same set up to boil the wort and the Bazooka screens were again superb at filtering the whole hops I used during the boil. This is a great product at a very good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2013 by RR
I bought this bazooka tube because I was too cheap to buy a false bottom for 4x the money and I don't regret it at all. I'd been using the local homebrew shop owner's mash tun and wanted to build my own so I wouldn't have to keep using his. After hearing that it cost him about $120 to build his, I started looking for ways to save money. I built this mash tun for $58, you can't beat that. The LHBS owner and I brewed the same beer side by side, me using my mash tun with the bazooka tube while he used his with a false bottom, and we got about the same efficiency. I've brewed 3 times with this mash tun now and the bazooka tube works great. One thing I might do is put a hop sock over it to filter out smaller grain particles that get through the screen, but it's not necessary. Overall I'm happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2021 by SquirrelNut78
On the merits this is a good product. It's sturdy and with proper care will last for years. I wanted to use this to filter my post-boil wort. It, well, doesn't do THAT great of a job in this application. There's a fine line with the mesh...if it is too fine then your flow rate stinks, but if it is too loose you might as well not have it. The mesh here is a decent size and did catch the hobs/trub/whatever that was in the wort. But it did it a little too well, because I got good flow for about thirty seconds before it stopped. I needed to sanitize a long handled spoon and scrape the bazooka clean to keep the flow rate up. It's a good idea and I figured I'd give this a try over my old method of whirlpooling. It didn't work quite as well as I had hoped, but it still worked well enough. Probably best to keep this for all grain batches (in lieu of a false bottom) instead of relying on it to filter post-boil wort.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2016 by J. Tant
I love this bazooka screen for use in my mash tun. It is larger than I initially thought but fits perfectly in my 52qt. rectangular mash tun. This screen is also brilliantly simple, you could probably make one yourself. However, this screen is so cheap you will end up paying the same amount of money for the materials to make the screen alone. Then you have to put in the time and effort to solder your screen as clean and sturdy as this screen is. Don't waste your time, just buy this screen and modify it if you feel the need. This is a fantastic product, and I will be buying more in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2014 by JRC
Nice strainer. Works great with very little trub making it through. Strains pelletized hops out well. No need to whirlpool your wort. Make sure to measure your pot before you order. I have my 12" in a 40 quart/ 10 gallon pot and it just fits. Take into account the mounting hardware may make it longer than anticipated. A little tricky to clean if fine grain particles get in but I am just being particular. I was worried about my immersion chiller crushing the screen but as long as you are careful it is fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2018 by JNL
I had used a homemade cpvc strainer for a few years trying to avoid buying this. Not really sure why? But anyways, this is far superior to my homemade rig. Easy to clean, did a fantastic job catching the debris and still allowing the wort to flow. Dont hesistate if you are looking for a bazooka tube type sock
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2019 by Crabby
I bought this to help me separate the grains from wort during brewing and it works AWESOME! I used to struggle with steeping bags and those not straining effectively, but this thing has cut my draining time by half. I had to clear the screen a few times during the drain, but that was after about 75% had already drained out. Get one, you won't regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020 by OfficialCS
This 'did' do a great job filtering my wort, however, the screen instantly plugged up with hop debris. I had to continually scrape the hops off the screen, which indoingso caused a lot of the trub to go through the screen into my awaiting carboy necessitating a second sieve screen. Versus using nothing, I would still recommend this product, however, it will require some sort of technique to deal with a high-hop brew.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2017 by Garrett C.