iStripper Impression

8 July 2014
300x200x160 cm pallet: DSC_0067 Unpacking the crate: DSC_0070 From the top: DSC_0080 Assembly - two columns: DSC_0197 Impressions - stirrer engine, overhead ladder, column with cleaning sections: DSC_0325 DSC_0344 Impressions - ladder system, product cooler, columns, stirring device and boiler: DSC_0338 Impressions - a photograph from the back: DSC_0329 Impressions - uploading the computer program: DSC_0330 Impressions - no fear of heights aka three brothers on the first floor:

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Comments (10)
Very very impressive! Truly a thing of beauty... just like everything else in your product line. I love the central mixer with dual columns on each side. Bravo, my friend!!!
randymarshct
8 July 2014
Thanks, Randy. Yes, I think we managed to think out of the box once more. The twin tower concept makes it possible to install a horizontally working stirrer, closer to the bottom. That means we could make it bigger and revolve at lower speeds, getting minimum heat build-up near that bottom. Like 200% gain in fluid dynamics as compared to a smaller diagonally placed, faster spinning stirring device. And did you see we mounted the "gasses out" tube to the left hand side ladder? And we choose that big long silicone hose to migrate those gasses from the column section to the ladder section. Two reasons for that. First, the tube is flexible, which makes it easier to change the number of cleaning sections, and add / change the iCat. Second, and that's the main reason, it is a safety fuse. In case the vapour path or liquid path (product cooler) gets blocked, the silicone hose functions as a fuse.
Odin
8 July 2014
Excellent considerations on the output tube! On the picture of the back of the still (#8 of 10), what is the tall cylinder attached to the boiler?
randymarshct
10 July 2014
Chimney! Insulated and all ...
Odin
11 July 2014
Buena muy buenas es para saber cual es el precio de este nuevo destilador . cual es su capacidad . y cuantos litros de alcohol produce por hora muchas gracia.
henry cardona
12 July 2014
Mr. Alexis, the introduction price to the iStripper is EUR 19,995.-. Production speeds depend on how many cleaning sections are applied. In general: between 60 and 70 liters per hour.
Odin
13 July 2014
Oh, and gross capacity is 1,500 liters.
Odin
13 July 2014
Hi Odin Is there an option to add carbon filters to the iStipper?
Vic
19 July 2014
Hi Vic, No, a carbon filter is not an integral part of the iStripper design. If you want to carbon filter iStripper output, the easiest way may be to add like a table spoon of carbon for each liter of product and let it sit up to five weeks. Alternatively, a long pipe can be filled with carbon and the output can be funneled through that pipe.
Odin
19 July 2014
Thanks.
Vic
21 July 2014