Fermentation container with a shatterproof angled airlock. A fermentation container with a printed capacity scale and valuable tips for preparing homemade wine, beer and distillers' batches. 


  • Space savings - the angled airlock in the side wall of the container makes it possible to stack fermentation containers or slide them into low spaces, e.g., under a tabletop or shelf.
  • Good quality and strength - the fermentation container is made of safe, transparent and durable plastic intended for contact with food and alcohol. It is resistant to discolouration and suitable for fermenting beer, wine and other liquor.
  • Ready for fermentation - when buying this fermentation container, you also get a lid, 2 universal stoppers with plugs and an angled shatterproof airlock.
  • Inexpensive and convenient to use - this product is the least expensive type of fermentation container, and it is also very convenient to use. The wide lid makes it easier to top up the container and conduct fermentation in pulp.
  • Print with a clear scale and valuable tips - the container has a printed scale which makes it easy to check the amount of batch, as well as tips for preparing home-made wine, beer and spirits.

 

A cost-effective, complete kit for fermenting home-made wine, beer and other liquor. This fermentation container is intended for contact with food and liquor. The containers have a certificate of the Polish National Institute of Hygiene (PZH), approving them for contact with food products.

The strong, transparent plastic is resistant to discolourations occurring as a result contact with tannins from the fruit.

The container has two openings – one in the lid and other in the side wall. The kit features two universal stoppers with plugs and one angled airlock made of shatterproof plastic.

The angled airlock enables stacking of container and arranging them in spaces with height limitations. 


Storage with UV Protection

To prevent damage caused by UV radiation, empty or filled containers must not be stored outdoors. If this is not possible due to storage conditions, containers and lids should be stored in a way that protects them from UV radiation. This can be done, for example, by covering pallets with containers and lids with a UV-resistant plastic tarpaulin.


Storage of Empty Containers

Since containers and lids are sensitive to weather conditions, they should be stored in a dry place at a constant temperature. This not only protects them from moisture but also effectively prevents water condensation, which could damage packaging, particularly those decorated with offset prints, IML applications, or digital prints. Furthermore, despite the use of antistatic agents, dust or dirt contamination cannot be ruled out, so storage in a clean room is necessary.