Wort Oxygenation & Aeration Equipment

This versatile little filter is a beer maker's insurance policy! Whether you’re aerating or racking you will appreciate having the peace-of-mind of knowing that your brew will not be contaminated by whatever is floating around in the air. Use it anywhere you need to keep something sanitary. Both 1/4"" and 3/8"" tubing will attach to it, and it will snugly fit in any standard stopper as well.   Check out this list of suggested uses: Airlock: The most common use might be as an airlock on any kind of fermenter. Unlike other small sanitary filters, this unit fits perfectly into a stopper. Works great for conical fermenters where air is taken in when samples are taken or trub is dumped. Using the sanitary filter as airlock also eliminates the concern of drawing air back in as hot liquid cools and contracts in a fermenter. It is not appropriate for long term storage of beer as it is not an oxygen barrier. Inline Aeration/Oxygenation Filter: With an oxygenation or aeration system, such as our FE375 or FE380, it will filter contaminants out of oxygen or air. It is connected inline between pump/O2 tank and Stainless Diffusion Stone. Hand Pumps: Some breweries use this filter with the breweries hand pump system. Air going back into the cask is sanitized through this filter. This has extended shelf life of Real Ales by up to 2 weeks! CO2 Filtration: Used inline with your CO2 Kegging setup, this piece can be used to filter out any potential contaminants from your CO2 Tank.   About the inline filters: There are two sides to the filter - an "in" and an "out". The direction you use doesn't matter, however, you want to take note of which way you first push air through it and always keep it that way. There is an arrow on the edge of the filter housing that we use to keep the airflow going one direction when using it. The filter should never get wet, so don't try and sanitize it by dunking it in sanitizer. If you want to clean the outside of it, use Alpet D2. To store the filter, use a little tinfoil on the "In" of the filter and store in a zip-lock bag. Can last up to 1 year. Discard if there are any signs of discoloration.   This product qualifies as a HEPA filter under US government standards.   STORE DRY AT ALL TIMES. DO NOT SANITIZE FILTER.   **NOTE: Temporarily shipping a smaller diameter unit due to supply chain issues**

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Oxygenate your wort like the pros with the OxyWand Oxygenation kit! Insert the oxygenation wand into your fermenter and pump in thousands of microscopic oxygen bubbles for 1-2 minutes to improve the health of your yeast. Healthy yeast produce amazing flavors and have the stamina to completely finish fermentation.  That is not the only reason yeast love the OxyWand™.  Yeast hate to compete with bacteria and you hate to drink them.  Sintered stainless stones are made of tightly compressed stainless steel powder to create a porous block through which oxygen can flow. This micro maze is also the perfect environment for bacteria to live in after the stone has been used once in wort. That is why we love to boil our stones prior to use.  The stone on the OxyWand™ is connected via a 1/4" flare fitting and can easily be removed and cleaned after use and then boiled before your next brew day.   This OxyWand™ Oxygenation kit comes complete with adjustable brass oxygen regulator, Sanitary air filter, 4 ft of tubing, Instructions, and a 26" long 0.5 Micron OxyWand™. The advantage of using compressed oxygen to oxygenate is speed - you can oxygenate your wort in 60 seconds as opposed to 30-120 minutes with aeration. This .5 micron stone can only be used with compressed oxygen because an aeration pump does not supply enough pressure. If you are looking for an Oxywand to use with aeration pumps please see the 2 micron version.   

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Most oxygen regulators only regulate pressure but the Blichmann Oxygen Flow Regulator allows you to dial in the actual rate of flow. Turn the dial to your preferred flow rate, measured in liters of oxygen per minute, and you can feel confident in knowing precisely how much oxygen is being introduced into your wort. It is important to know the flow of oxygen because depending on your downstream restriction the actual flow can vary a lot. Remove the guess work with the Oxygen Flow Regulator from Blichmann. Measuring your dissolved oxygen usually would run you $300 or more but with the Oxygen Flow Regulator you can know exactly how much oxygen was put into your wort for less than $50.

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Due to high demand, this item is currently out of stock. Be the first to receive your items by placing a pre-order today. We will automatically ship this to you when we receive more inventory. Instead of diffusing pure oxygen into your wort this system uses filtered air. The included air-pump pushes air through an inline sanitary filter which is then dispersed into the wort through our two micron threaded stainless steel diffusion stone. The advantage of an aeration system is that you never have to buy replacement oxygen tanks. The down side is that aeration takes longer than oxygenation. Because the atmosphere is only about 20% oxygen, the diffusion stone must be left running in the wort for approximately 30–120 minutes (however even 5 minutes of aeration is better than shaking the carboy.) There is no concern of contamination during this period, however you do have to monitor the fermenter periodically for possible over foaming. While you are brewing, this system can also be used to pre-fill fermenters with sanitary air. Replacement filters, FIL90, which need replacement every few years, are available for $4.99. About the inline filters: There are two sides to the filter - an "in" and an "out". The direction you use doesn't matter, however, you want to take note of which way you first push air through it and always keep it that way. There is an arrow on the edge of the filter housing that we use to keep the air flow going one direction when using it. The filter should never get wet, so don't try and sanitize it by dunking it in sanitizer. If you want to clean the outside of it, use Alpet D2 (CL60). To store the filter, use a little tinfoil on the "Out" of the filter and store in a zip-lock bag. The stone is attached to semirigid polyethylene tubing temp rated from -40°F to 140°F.

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Take the guesswork out of oxygenation with this handy flow meter. If you're using pure O2 to oxygenate your wort, you're likely using a disposable cylinder with a simple brass regulator, and have no way to measure how much oxygen is actually being added. You're essentially left to finding the "sweet spot" on the dial when you open the regulator and aim for the same spot on the next use. Get repeatable results by adding this flow meter to your setup. This device will allow you to dial in the flow rate and help you add the same amount of oxygen from batch to batch. The flow meter comes with male flare thread inlet and outlet and includes two Duotight fittings. It's ready for use with 8 mm OD EVABarrier tubing right out of the box, or you can add a swivel nut and barb for use with other size tubings. Once yeast pitching temperatures are reached, we recommend using a 0.5 micron diffusion stone and adding pure O2 at a 1L/minute flow rate for 60 seconds to acheive the recommened 10-14 ppm dissolved oxygen. Features: 1/4" Male Flare Inlet/Outlet Duotight Fittings for 8 mm OD Tubing Included Scaled for 0.1 to 1.5 L/min Flow Rate 3.6" H x 0.9" W Kegland Part number: KL13185

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Yeast across the World have a new best friend, the OxyWand™.  Insert the oxygenation wand into your fermenter and pump in thousands of microscopic oxygen bubbles for 1-2 minutes to improve the health of your yeast. Healthy yeast produce amazing flavors and have the stamina to completely finish fermentation.  That is not the only reason yeast love the OxyWand™.  Yeast hate to compete with bacteria and you hate to drink them.  Sintered stainless stones are made of tightly compressed stainless steel powder to create a porous block through which oxygen can flow. This micro maze is also the perfect environment for bacteria to live in after the stone has been used once in wort. That is why we love to boil our stones prior to use.  The stone on the OxyWand™ is connected via a 1/4" flare fitting and can easily be removed and cleaned after use and then boiled before your next brew day.   The assembly is 26" long and will easily reach the bottom of glass carboys, dropped into stainless conicals, Speidel fermenters, etc. The 0.5 micron size stone is designed specifically for use with compressed oxygen tanks. You will want to use 1/4" tubing. See the recommended regulator below to connect to disposable style compressed oxygen cylinders available from your local hardware store.  The advantage of using compressed oxygen to oxygenate is speed - you can oxygenate your wort in 60 seconds as opposed to 5 minutes with aeration. This .5 micron stone can only be used with compressed oxygen because an aeration pump does not supply enough pressure. If you are looking for an Oxywand to use with aeration pumps please see the 2 micron version.   

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Get your fermentation started faster and finished cleaner by oxygenating!    Just screw this high quality brass regulator to the top of a disposable oxygen bottle, and use it with one of our diffusion stones to aerate your wort.   Features: 1/4" Barb Outlet Max Delivery Pressure: 100 PSI Max Flow Rate:  180 CFH Regulator is Left Hand Thread Stainless Steel Actuating Rod Machined brass body with adjusting cap, piston and hose connection

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Yeast across the World have a new best friend, the OxyWand™.  Insert the areation wand into your fermenter and pump in thousands of microscopic oxygen bubbles for 1-2 minutes to improve the health of your yeast. Healthy yeast produce amazing flavors and have the stamina to completely finish fermentation.  That is not the only reason yeast love the OxyWand™.  Yeast hate to compete with bacteria and you hate to drink them.  Sintered stainless stones are made of tightly compressed stainless steel powder to create a porous block through which oxygen can flow. This micro maze is also the perfect environment for bacteria to live in after the stone has been used once in wort. That is why we love to boil our stones prior to use.  The stone on the OxyWand™ is connected via a 1/4" flare fitting and can easily be removed and cleaned after use and then boiled before your next brew day.   The assembly is 26" long and will easily reach the bottom of glass carboys, dropped into stainless conicals, Speidel fermenters, etc. The 2 micron size stone works well with both compressed oxygen or aeration pumps. You will want to use 1/4" tubing. See the recommended regulator below to connect to disposable style compressed oxygen cylinders available from your local hardware store.  See the high-pressure, deep water style air pump to use with regular air.  The advantage of using compressed oxygen to oxygenate is speed - you can oxygenate your wort in 60 seconds as opposed to 30-120 minutes with aeration. The advantage of using a pump for aeration is cost - you never have to buy compressed oxygen cylinders.  

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The Inline Oxygenation Kit from Ss Brewtech is designed to oxygenate wort during transfers to your BME Chronical or Unitank. The kit has a fully welded oxygen stone and all 1.5 in. TC connections. It also comes with a ball valve on the gas inlet to control the flow of oxygen. Features: All Sanitary 1.5 in. TC Connections 3/8 in. Barbed Oxygen Inlet with Ball Valve Made from 304 Stainless Steel TC Clamps and Gaskets are Included

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Aerate your wort automatically with this complete aeration system. Includes compact air pump, air filter, diffusion stone, and EVABarrier tubing. This aeration system diffuses oxygen into your wort using the air around you, so there's no need to buy pure oxygen cylinders again and again. The down side is that aeration takes longer than oxygenation. Because the atmosphere is only about 20% oxygen, the diffusion stone must be left running in the wort for approximately 30–120 minutes (but even 5 minutes of aeration is better than shaking the carboy). The sterile filter will prevent contamination during this period, but you will need to monitor the fermenter periodically for possible over foaming. To clean your stainless stone, we recommend boiling it for several minutes and storing it in a zip lock bag between uses. It can clog easily with the oil in your fingers, so use gloves when attaching it to the tubing. NOTE: You will need to use hot water to soften the 4 mm x 8 mm EVABarrier tubing when attaching the stone. Needle nose pliers can help to widen the tubing, if necessary. Hose clamps won't be required once it's attached. You will also need to cut a short piece of tubing to bridge the connection from the air pump to the air filter and the air filter to the diffusion stone. You do not want the air filter to get wet or be inserted into your fermenter, so keep the air filter close to the pump. The sanitary air filter can last up to 1 year, but should be replaced if there are any signs of discoloration. Includes: CE Air Pump 15 micron sintered stainless stone with barb 0.2 micron autoclavable air filter Approximately 5 ft. of EVABarrier tubing (4mm ID x 8mm OD) KegLand Part Number: KL03926

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Infusing your wort with pure oxygen immediately before pitching yeast is the best way to get your fermentation started faster and finished cleaner. This dual gauge oxygen regulator is compatible with standard disposable O2 tanks and provides a higher level of control when pumping oxygen into your wort. Using the adjustment knob, you can dial in the psi of the gas leaving the tank, leading to more consistent results. We recommend oxygenating wort using a 0.5 micron diffusion stone. Instructions:  Attach the regulator to your oxygen tank Turn the pressure up to 10-20 psi Immerse diffusion stone in wort for 1-2 minutes Please note: your wort must be chilled to yeast pitching temperature before adding oxygen. It is much more difficult for oxygen to dissolve into solution when the wort is still warm. Kegland Part number: KL02165

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Due to high demand, this item is currently out of stock. Be the first to receive your items by placing a pre-order today. We will automatically ship this to you when we receive more inventory.   Oxygenate your wort like the pros with the OxyWand Oxygenation kit! Insert the oxygenation wand into your fermenter and pump in thousands of microscopic oxygen bubbles for 1-2 minutes to improve the health of your yeast. Healthy yeast produce amazing flavors and have the stamina to completely finish fermentation.  That is not the only reason yeast love the OxyWand™.  Yeast hate to compete with bacteria and you hate to drink them.  Sintered stainless stones are made of tightly compressed stainless steel powder to create a porous block through which oxygen can flow. This micro maze is also the perfect environment for bacteria to live in after the stone has been used once in wort. That is why we love to boil our stones prior to use.  The stone on the OxyWand™ is connected via a 1/4" flare fitting and can easily be removed and cleaned after use and then boiled before your next brew day.   This OxyWand™ Oxygenation kit comes complete with adjustable brass oxygen regulator, Sanitary air filter, 4 ft of tubing, Instructions, and a 26" long 2 Micron OxyWand™. The advantage of using compressed oxygen to oxygenate is speed - you can oxygenate your wort in a couple minutes as opposed to 30-120 minutes with aeration. The 2 micron stone has the advantage of being less prone to clogging due to its larger pores. We recommend 2 minutes of oxygenation with the 2 micron stone (for mid to low gravity wort).

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These 0.2 Micron Air Filters have a fine enough filter membrane that they can filter out microbes and bacteria. They can be used with any oil free air compressor such as a pond pump, or other type of pump. They can also be used as an airlock in the top of your fermenter or used to filter air going back into a cask when dispensing real ale.  This filter is not suitable for liquids and should be discarded if it gets wet. Compatible with 4 mm ID EVABarrier tubing. You will need to heat up the tubing and use needle nose pliars to widen the inner diameter. No hose clamp required. Specs: 0.2 Micron Pore Size PE Membrane Suitable for 3/16" ID tubing KegLand Part Number: KL08587    

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Get your yeast started right by providing the perfect amount of dissolved oxygen in your wort. Proper oxygen levels reduce lag time for the yeast to get started and helps prevent off-flavors from stressed yeast.  Features: Stainless steel diffusion stone Two 1/2 in. Blichmann Quick Connectors Oxygen Flow Regulator 5 ft. oxygen hose Easy to clean Does not work with disposable O2 tanks Note: Oxygen tank not included.

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Designed to work with our 2 micron sintered stainless stone. 1/8" barb output.

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This Oxygenation System pumps pure oxygen into your cooled wort using a disposable oxygen tank and stainless steel diffusion stone. Takes a mere 1-2 minutes of operation to achieve adequate oxygen levels. Comes with a regulator for disposable oxygen tank, sterile inline filter, our threaded .5 micron stainless steel oxygenation stone and tubing. Yeast need oxygen to make good beer. The problem is that after boiling for an hour the wort is void of oxygen. Fermentations with low levels of oxygen will produce yeast that start slower, have sluggish ferments, and are more likely to poop-out and stop fermenting. On the contrary, fermentations that have been infused with oxygen will have healthier yeast that start faster, ferment faster, have a greater tolerance to alcohol, produce beers with less residual sugar, and produce better overall flavors. Currently, the standard practice of getting oxygen to the yeast is to splash the wort as it enters the fermenter or to shake the fermenter once full. This practice is definitely better than nothing, however it is impossible to infuse enough oxygen by shaking or splashing and the air you do infuse is usually contaminated to some extent. Please Note: Disposable Oxygen tank is Not Included.  These are available at some hardware stores. Each disposable oxygen tank will last for approximately 10-15 five gallon batches. About the inline filters: There are two sides to the filter - an "in" and an "out". The direction you use doesn't matter, however, you want to take note of which way you first push air through it and always keep it that way. There is an arrow on the edge of the filter housing that we use to keep the air flow going one direction when using it. The filter should never get wet, so don't dunk it in sanitizer. If you want to clean the outside of it, use Alpet D2. To store the filter, use a little tinfoil on the "In" of the filter and store in a zip-lock bag. Oxygen Regulator Features: 1/4" Barb Output Max Delivery Pressure: 100 PSI Max Flow Rate:  180 CFH Regulator is Left Hand Thread Stainless Steel Actuating Rod Machined brass body with adjusting cap, piston and hose connection

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If you already have an OxyWand™, this connecting kit includes all hardware necessary to connect your OxyWand™ to a disposable oxygen tank.  Control the flow of oxygen with the adjustable oxygen regulator, and gives you piece of mind that sanitary oxygen is feeding your yeast thanks to the inline sanitary oxygen filter.  Four feet of tubing along with 26" of OxyWand™ gives you access to hard to reach fermenters.  Includes: Adjustable Brass Oxygen Regulator Sanitary Inline Oxygen Filter Four Feet of Tubing Instructions for use Please Note: This kit does not include the OxyWand™ itself.  For a complete oxygenation system using the OxyWand™, click here!

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Aerating your wort leads to faster, healthier fermentation, and that means better beer! Stop lifting and shaking carboys to try to introduce oxygen for your yeast--smart brewers use the right tool for the job. Our aeration system (FE380) comes with an inline filter, stainless steel diffusion stone, and tubing. This kit does not include the air pump. Most aquarium style air pumps will work; we recommend a deep water pump. About the inline filters: There are two sides to the filter - an "in" and an "out". The direction you use doesn't matter, however, you want to take note of which way you first push air through it and always keep it that way. There is an arrow on the edge of the filter housing that we use to keep the airflow going one direction when using it. The filter should never get wet, so don't try and sanitize it by dunking it in sanitizer. If you want to clean the outside of it, use Alpet D2. To store the filter, use a little tinfoil on the ""In"" of the filter and store in a zip-lock bag. Can last up to 1 year. Discard if there are any signs of discoloration. The stone is attached to semirigid polyethylene tubing temp rated from -40°F to 140°F. STORE DRY AT ALL TIMES. DO NOT SANITIZE FILTER.

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Yeast require oxygen for growth, make sure you always have some available to oxygenate your wort prior to pitching! This 20 cubic foot O2 cylinder is good for about 500 batches of beer. Hate having your disposable oxygen tank run out right before you were about to pitch your yeast? Or just tired of running through disposable tanks in general? Consider stepping up to a refillable oxygen cylinder. Whether you brew big batches or brew frequently, a refillable oxygen tank is a great way to save time and money. The tank needs to be hydrotested every 10 years and is easily and affordably filled at any participating welding gas company. Specs: Cylinder: 20 cu ft Material: Steel Cylinder – Standard Valve Capacity: 20 cu ft (566 Liters) Service Pressure: 2015 PSI / 139 Bar   Test Pressure: 3360 PSI DOT- and TC- Approved Valve Type: CGA540 Dimensions: Diameter: 5.2" (132 mm) Height: 14.8" (376 mm) Empty Weight: 14.1 lb    

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The heavy duty tube with integral barb is an extra-long 24" to reach the bottom of fermentors. This high quality product will help provide an optimal environment for yeast and fermentation.   Features: Heavy duty tube with integral barb Easily sanitized stainless diffusion stone Extra long 24" wand Ideal for oxygenating wort for improved yeast health 10 micron diffusion stone   To Use: Soak hose and wand in sanitizer - do not immerse regulator Slide hose onto end of wand barb Connect flare end of hose to regulator Place wand into the bottom of the fermentor Gradually increase the flow of the regulator until bubbles are visible Slowly stir for 1 minute for every 5-10 gallons Turn off regulator and remove wand from fermentor Sanitize as above and dry thoroughly before storing

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Mini oxygen regulator with integrate gauge for beverage applications. Use with a refillable O2 cylinder to oxgenate wort before pitching yeast. Features: CGA-540 connection 0 - 4 LPM flow range with 1/16th increment Barbed outlet Dimensions: Weight: 1.25 lb Length: 6.75" Width: 1.75" Depth: 1.25"  

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This 1.5" TC assembly comes with two clover clamp tees, clover clamp inline sight gauge, thermometer, our own clover clamp stainless steel oxygenation stone and four clover clamps. Use 6-8 PSI or until you can see bubbles for wort aeration.

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This completely stainless, inline oxygenation system injects oxygen into your wort as it travels from your wort chiller to fermenter and allows you to read the temperature coming out of your wort chiller at the same time. It has a 3" Dial Stainless thermometer and a 2 micron diffusion stone. The inlets and outlets are 1/2" barb. The oxygen inlet is 3/8". It is the economical alternative to our completely sanitary, stainless oxygen system, PRO30.   How long should I apply oxygen while transferring to the fermenter? — We recommend you transfer half of your wort to your fermenter before applying inline oxygen (O2) to your wort transfer.  If you apply O2 the whole time while transferring you are wasting O2.  

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Our FE390A is just like the FE390, except we took off the barbs and left the fittings up to you. So many of our customers wanted this option, we decided to make it a kit and allow other people to get creative! Works well with our polysuphone QD's. The unit features a stainless thermometer, stainless tee, and a stainless oxygenation stone. The barb on the stone is 3/8". How long should I apply oxygen while transferring to the fermenter?  —  We recommend you transfer half of your wort to your fermenter before applying inline oxygen (O2) to your wort transfer. If you apply O2 the whole time while transferring you are wasting O2.

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