Brewers Infusion Vessel

A mobile or skidded single wall mixing vessel designed to be an efficient, more versatile, and safe alternative for dry hopping as well as other craft beer adjunct additions.

This design is 5BBLs and comes standard with a hard piped 5hp pump designed to facilitate dry hopping on large (80-300 BBL)beer fermentation tanks. The 30psi pressure tested vessel uses CO2 pressure via a stainless-steel CO2 manifold to move beer between the fermenter and this tank. The VFD controlled mixing impeller helps to incorporate the hop pellets into the beer before using pressure to push the beer-hop mixture into the fermenter.

This fully purgeable vessel provides a safer alternative to dry hopping at a port at high elevations where ladders and scissor lifts are typically used.

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Enhance Flavors In Your Beer and Beverages

Infuse your beverages with a wide range of fresh, natural flavors to create unique and appealing products. Common infusion ingredients include hops, coffee and tea, fruits and botanicals, herbs and spices, syrups and flavors, and more.

Features
  • 5 HP SPX C-Series Centrifugal Pump
  • 40rpm mixer
  • CIP Spray ball assembly
  • Mobile skid assembly with non-slip stairs and 304ss process piping
  • Control Cabinet for Vessel Light, Mixer, and Pump VFD Controls
REQUEST A QUOTE

Enhance Flavors In Your Beer and Beverages

Infuse your beverages with a wide range of fresh, natural flavors to create unique and appealing products. Common infusion ingredients include hops, coffee and tea, fruits and botanicals, herbs and spices, syrups and flavors, and more.

Features & Options

Our equipment features are usually sold as add-ons by most manufacturers, sparing you the inconvenience and unexpected expenses of acquiring additional equipment, or services.

Auxiliary Equipment

Look to Deutsche to handle the entire scope of your project from utilities, sanitary piping, bulk storage, milling, CIP, conveyance, filtration, and custom equipment. Our dedicated manufacturing team and component partners provide the latest technology and most reliable ancillary equipment catered to your process.

Service & Support

Each project is assigned a dedicated engineer, ensuring personalized attention and expertise for your design, installation, control integration, programming, process piping, and field service needs. We’re also here to provide continuous equipment support and assist with system process inquiries.

Cleaning

We prioritize seamless CIP integration in all our equipment designs. Furthermore, we offer industry-leading CIP skids, carts, and steam sanitation options. Recognizing the importance of proper system sanitation to your bottom line and product quality, we’re committed to delivering custom-engineered cleaning processes, equipment, and solutions.

Automation

Customizable automation is the key to bringing higher quality, consistency, yields, and efficiencies to your system – no matter your industry or application. Choose to add specific instruments for insight into your process, add automated features to reduce dependence on labor or choose to fully automate your system for the ultimate hands-off experience.

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Support and safety systems rarely get attention unless something breaks—but they’re often where problems quietly start. In this article, our project managers walk through the support-side checks they prioritize at the start of the year, covering grain handling, load cells, mills, controls, safety devices, and power quality—so small mechanical, electrical, or accuracy issues don’t surface later as production disruptions or safety concerns.

Recommended Start-of-Year Brewhouse Maintenance Guide

Slower production periods create a rare opportunity to be proactive instead of reactive. This article highlights what our project managers find most important and most helpful for breweries during start-of-year brewhouse maintenance, with a practical rundown of the key checks to focus on—from connections and gaskets to pumps, mixers, heat exchangers, and stainless—before small issues turn into downtime later in the year.