Fermzilla Tri-Conical 55 l

FermZilla Tri-Conical is a cylindroconical fermentation vessel in pressure-resistant PET plastic in which you can ferment, dump the yeast then mature, all in one vessel. The yeast collection vessel and it's butterfly valve is now redesigned wiith TC (Tri Clamp) connectors.

This is version 3.2 with new yeast collection vessel (see video below)

With the accessories FermZilla Pressure Kit and BlowTie Spunding Valve Kit, you can also ferment under pressure, carbonate the beer and then serve the finished beer directly from the FermZilla. In other words, it is a true Unitank!

The transparent body is made of PET, which gives it good resistance to oxygen while allowing you to see what is happening during the fermentation process. The body is also conical, which means that yeast and hop particles collect at the bottom valve. There, with the help of the yeast collector, you can easily remove the trub. The butterfly valve has a 3" TC connection to the fermenter which makes it easy to disassemble for cleaning.

The lid of the fermenter and the yeast container have two PET bottle threads each where you can connect a PET adapter or FermZilla Pressure Kit. This enables, among other things, oxygen-free dry hopping and pressure fermentation with the help of a spunding valve.





This package includes:
1 x 55L PET body with 3" TC connection
1 x Lid with 2 PET threads and PRV (overpressure valve) of 2.4 BAR
1 x Metal handle to attach around the neck
1 x Three-part fermentation tube with plug
1 x 3" TC Butterfly valve
1 x 3" TC - 600 ml Yeast collection container with 2 pcs PET thread
1 x Stainless steel stand for the fermenter with handle
1 x Self-adhesive LCD thermometer
1 x Self-adhesive level grading
2 x 3" TC clamp and gasket


Max volume: 55 liters
Recommended fermentation volume: up to 50 liters under pressure or 45 liters without pressure
Height: 1055 mm (incl. fermentation tube: 1146 mm)
Diameter: 352 mm (incl. leg stand: 388 mm)4

NOTE: Read the user manual (PDF) carefully before use.
Do not over tighten the parts as they may be damaged or difficult to disassemble.
PET is sensitive to UV rays and high temperatures. Therefore, avoid direct sunlight and temperatures above 35°C.
Pressure fermentation always involves risks, so be careful about your safety and be sure of what you are doing.