We looked at the Bulldog before going with an IDD.
http://www.beveragemachine.com/pages/bulldog.htm
We are currently looking to replace a 12 year old IDD kegger.
What options are out there for a keg washer/filler in the 30-50 kegs/hr range?
I have seen IDD, Gruber and Comac.
What are you using, what do you think of it?
Thanks,
Kushal Hall
kushal@goodbeer.com
Speakeasy Ales & Lagers
San Francisco California
We looked at the Bulldog before going with an IDD.
http://www.beveragemachine.com/pages/bulldog.htm
Joel Halbleib
VP of Operations / Zymurgist
Bluegrass Brewing Co
636 East Main St
Louisville, KY
www.bluegrassbrewing.com
BrewinLou may I ask why you chose to go with the IDD?
Kushal Hall
kushal@goodbeer.com
Speakeasy Ales & Lagers
San Francisco California
I believe, that the IDD was just a bit more automated. There is no tapping and turning over, you slap a keg on it and press a button. Word to the wise, none of the keg washer/fillers live up to advertised speeds. They come close if you feed them correctly but do not count on their advertised rates.
Last edited by BrewinLou; 01-27-2012 at 06:21 AM.
Joel Halbleib
VP of Operations / Zymurgist
Bluegrass Brewing Co
636 East Main St
Louisville, KY
www.bluegrassbrewing.com
I figure 80% of posted rate if one person is operating it
The no bar style keg couplers is a big plus of the IDD and Comac lines. Those things wear out constantly on our old IDD line.
Kushal Hall
kushal@goodbeer.com
Speakeasy Ales & Lagers
San Francisco California
Just a FYI, Comac uses a steam sani, so you would have to put it on the over side of the brewery or run steam lines.