50 Gallon Electric Copper Still with 6" Cap and Line Arm, Pot Only
Here's a big 50 gallon copper still set up for electric heat and finished with a 6" cap and a line arm running off the top. This is the pot only, so it does not include a thumper or a worm, leaving you free to plumb it into your own setup the way you like.
At this capacity it's built for ambitious runs of whiskey, rum, brandy, or moonshine. We form it by hand from pure lead-free copper and seal each seam with food-safe solder, the traditional craft our family has carried forward in these hills.
- Large 50 gallon copper boiler
- 6" cap with line arm
- Electric heat ready, pot only (no thumper or worm)
- 100% lead-free copper, hand-soldered
- Free U.S. shipping
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Good to know
When you've outgrown hobby-size batches, a 50 gallon copper still opens up a whole new scale of experiment. This one is set up for electric heat and finished with a 6" cap and a line arm running off the top. It's the pot only, with no thumper or worm, so you're free to plumb it into your own setup the way you like.
What do you get with a 50 gallon electric copper pot still, pot only?
You get the heart of the system: the large 50 gallon copper boiler, the 6" cap and the line arm. The rest of the design is up to you. Connect your own condenser, add a thumper if you want another pass, and build the rig around the way you run. For electric heat details or connection sizes, contact us before you order.
- Large 50 gallon boiler: built for ambitious runs.
- 6" cap with line arm: the vapor path starts at the top and goes wherever you route it.
- Electric heat ready: designed to be heated electrically.
- Lead-free build: formed by hand from pure copper, with every seam sealed with food-safe solder.
Run whiskey, rum, brandy or moonshine at this size only with federal TTB permits in place. Owning a still is legal in the US, and stills also serve for distilled water, essential oils and fuel alcohol. Shipping is free in the U.S., and the traditional craft our family carries on in these hills goes into every seam.