Air Lock (3 Piece) for Fermentation

Air Lock (3 Piece) for Fermentation

Air Lock (3-Piece)

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These three-piece airlocks are an excellent choice when fermenting your beer. Fill with boiled water or sanitizer to the fill line, then insert into a drilled stopper or bung. Clean up and sanitation is easy once the three pieces have been disassembled. This airlock creates a closed fermentation that allows CO2 to escape from your carboy or bucket but does not allow air or contaminants back into your beer.

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Made out of Plastic
3-Piece
5" Height
1 1/2" Diameter

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4.8

Best Airlock

clean easier than the S one, can stick a hose on it if the fermentation is to angry, sanitize well and you never have enough airlock

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from Trois-rivières, QC Canada on 1/2/2016

Priced Right And Well Designed

Excellent price and easy to clean.

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Shawn Legault
from St Isidore, ON Canada on 6/19/2014

The Ones You Need

You can clean them in no time and work really well. Must have!

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Serge Comeau
from Shippagan, NB Canada on 5/10/2014

Great Airlock

Easy to clean and simple to use. Haven't come across a better airlock.

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Ryan Anderson
from Nepean, ON Canada on 9/30/2013

Best Airlock

Easy to clean and good price.

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Jocelyn Major
from Nepean, ON Canada on 9/20/2013

Best Airlock

I prefer the three piece airlocks over the s-shape. My favourite feature is that you can remove the piston and vented cap and attach a blow-off tube directly to the inside tube of the airlock. I use this airlock with all of my blow-off tubes. If the yeast doesn't make it's way out of the fermenter, you can just remove the blow-off tube and replace the piston and cap without having to remove the airlock from the bung. It's also much easier to clean than the s-shape and it's fun to watch the piston dance during fermentation. However, don't be too rough with them, I've had them break by pulling too hard on them instead of the bung. Still, a great airlock though.

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Justin
from Ottawa, ON Canada on 8/14/2013

Better Airlock

I have an S type and this one, and I prefer this one for my primary fermentation. Harder to blowout the liquid.

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Brian Mong
from Sudbury, ON Canada on 8/27/2013

Airlock Of Choice

I prefer these over the S type airlocks: easier to clean. That's important in case your yeast is slightly over-active and decides to blow right through the airlock.

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Marc Lapierre
from Kanata, ON Canada on 8/4/2013

Standard Airlock

Best designed airlock. Good price.

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Jeffery
from Victoria, BC Canada on 7/30/2013

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