Introduction

One of the main steps in the brewing process is lautering. In simple terms, its main job is to facilitate the filtering of the mash (crushed grains) from the wort (the fermented liquid). The process is performed in a vessel called a lauter tun.

Wedge wire false bottoms are manufactured in a unique way. The wires are V-shaped, with the wider end at the top, providing exceptional support for the mash bed. As the wire narrows toward the bottom (effectively providing a greater open area) it allows more wort to pass. During wedge wire manufacturing, parallel support rods are welded to the wire. This leaves only two contact points on the wire, which reduces clogging. Plus, the smooth, flat surface of the wire makes cleaning easy.

Simple options that come with Welded wedge wire elements / items :

• They can be non-blocking

• Personal-undefinedbacked and firm

• Lengthy lifestyle

• Dependable and steady purification ranking

• All metallic construction (non-metallic also feasible like PP

• An easy task to thoroughly clean smooth filtering area

The most common wire

The most common support rod

There are multiple benefits of using a false bottom made from wedge wire. The benefits provide an excellent alternative to resolve the known issues that are inherent to other materials:

• Higher open area with precise slot sizes, providing superior wort flow rates
• Higher mechanical strength to support the grain better
• Better efficiency to prevent grains from trapping or clogging holes
• Improved lautering speed

The diagram demonstrates why welded wedge cable factors are rigid and robust and thereby keeps extremely dependable port launching on a regular basis.

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