20 Gallon Electric Copper Moonshine Still with 4" Cap and 220V PID Controller
This 20 gallon copper still is wired for electric heat, running on a 220 volt PID controller with a temperature probe so you hold a steady run without babysitting a flame. It wears a 4" cap and is raised entirely from lead-free copper, the way good distilling gear ought to be.
The larger boiler gives you headroom for bigger batches of whiskey, rum, brandy, or moonshine, and it doubles nicely for essential oils. Every joint is sealed with food-safe solder, drawing on the same handed-down mountain craftsmanship our family has practiced for years.
- 20 gallon copper boiler with 4" cap
- 220V PID controller and temperature probe
- Precise, flame-free electric heating
- 100% copper, lead-free, hand-soldered
- Free shipping within the U.S.
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Good to know
Bigger batches need steadier heat, and this 20 gallon copper still with PID controller is wired for exactly that. It runs on a 220 volt PID controller with a temperature probe, so you can hold a steady run without babysitting a flame. A 4" cap sits on top.
Why choose a 20 gallon PID-controlled copper still for larger runs?
A big boiler takes time to come up to temperature, and holding it there evenly takes attention. The PID controller watches the probe and adjusts the power for you. You pick the target, the controller holds it, and you get to watch how temperature shapes the vapor and the cuts. Precise, flame-free heat makes a large run something you can repeat.
- Headroom: the 20 gallon boiler gives you room for bigger batches.
- Lead-free copper: raised entirely from 100% copper, with every joint sealed by hand with food-safe solder.
- Doubles for botanicals: it works well for essential oils as well as whiskey, rum, brandy or moonshine.
- Know the power: you'll need a 220 volt supply for the controller.
Our family has practiced this mountain craft for years, and we're always happy to talk shop, so contact us with any question. Remember that owning a still is legal in the US, and making spirits requires federal TTB permits. Shipping within the U.S. is free.