6 Gallon Brew Kettle

The Kegco Brew Kettles are specially designed for brewing applications and built with durability to keep you brewing for a lifetime. This 6 gallon brew pot is the perfect stove-top brew kettle for 1 - 5 gallon batches or 5 gallon concentrated wort boils. The 6 gallon kettle is the perfect way for any amateur home-brewer to start out making a batch at home on the stove.The Kegco brewing pots are constructed of heavy duty, food grade, 22 gauge, 304 stainless steel with a tri-clad bottom that ensures even heat distribution and makes them compatible with induction cook-tops. The boil pot comes equipped with a lid that was conveniently designed to hang on the kettle's handles. The silicone handles are riveted in place to assist when lifting a hot liquid-filled pot. This brew pot includes internal volume markers in both gallons and liters for quick and easy readings regardless of what recipe you're using. The brew kettle features standard 7/8" accessory ports for enhanced durability, a more secure seal, and easier cleaning. Perfect for brewing small batches or being used as a small hot liquor tank, every detail of Kegco stock pots have been thought through to enhance the home-brewing experience. What's Included: Each Kegco Brew Kettle comes fully equipped and ready to brew with a thermometer and 2 piece ball valve. Professionally welded 1/2" NPT bulkheads provide a durable, leak resistant seal while still allowing compatibility with a wide range of brewing accessories and upgrades. Includes a Thermometer & 2 Piece Ball Valve Capacity: 6 Gallons / 24 Quarts Material: Heavy duty food grade 22 Gauge 304 Stainless Steel Tri clad bottom Riveted Handles with Silicone Grip for safe handling Lid designed to hang on handles Internal Graduations in both Gallons and Liters Standard 7/8" accessories holes Professionally welded bulkheads Compatible with induction cook-tops Recommended Kettle size for 3 kettle system 5 Gallon All Grain: 8 gal / 8 gal / 10 gal - for long boil such as scotch ales or higher gravity batches consider 10 gal / 10 gal / 10 gal 10 Gallon All Grain : 15 gal / 15 gal / 20 gal 15 Gallon All Grain : 20 gal / 20 gal / 30 gal 20 Gallon All Grain : 30 gal / 30 gal / 50 gal 31 Gallon All Grain : 50 gal / 50 gal / 50 gal