5 L swing top carboy / gallon with plastic basket "Dama"

• ​For storage of liquids - the capatious, 5 L carboy is ideal for fermentation and storage of homemade alcohols
• Tight closure - the carboy comes with a tight stopper wrapped in wire fixed on the bottle neck.
• For fermentation - by adding a stopper with a hole and a fermentation tube to the set, you can use the carboy to ferment wine, beer or mead.
• Convenient handle - the handle helps pour the contents and carry the container.
• Plastic basket - the carboy comes with a removable, plastic, yellow basket to protect it from breaking and insulate the bottle from the ground.

The 5 L carboy is suitable for fermenting wine, beer, mead, and for storing ready alcohols or juices. The glass of the carboy holds all the certificates allowing for its contact with food containing alcohol. The glass is not heat-resistant. The handle at the carboy neck makes it easy to carry the dish and pour liquids, e.g. into glasses. The carboy base is secured by a removable, plastic basket. The set includes a leak-proof plastic stopper wrapped in wire that is permanently fixed to the bottle neck.

Instructions for use:
Do not expose the glass to excessive heat, as extreme temperature differences could damage it. It is recommended to wash the glass with lukewarm water with disinfectants, such as potassium metabisulfite or Oxi Turbo.
Due to high tensions occurring as a result of turbulent fermentation, it is recommended to close the carboy with a less leak-proof cotton spigot at that time, to prevent possible glass breakage.


 Stoppers/closures fitting the 5 L carboy:
- rubber plug with Ø 33/29 hole (647033)
- rubber plug with Ø 32 closure (647332)
- cork plug Ø 30/25 (652500)
- hood Ø 45 (647245)
- mechanical wire closure Ø 40 (641070).

Technical data:
Internal diameter 2.8 cm.
Carboy capacity 5 L ± 8 %.
Height with closure 37.0 cm.

Caution: Price per 1 piece.

CAUTION!

Every country has its own legal regulations governing the manufacturing of ethyl alcohol, wine products, and spirits, introducing them onto the market, and regarding sanctions for non-compliance.