Racking Cane for Homebrewing – 28″ x 1/2″

Name: Auto Siphon Homebrew Racking Cane for Homebrewing - 28" x 1/2"
SKU: BA019
Price: 6.59 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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You’ll Receive: One rigid plastic racking cane measuring 28 inches in length and 1/2″ in diameter, designed for use with 1/2″ inner diameter tubing.
Usage: Great for siphoning, racking and transferring liquid when bottling, transferring to secondary fermentation, and moving between vessels.
Material & Design: Made from durable plastic with a curved end to help keep sediment in the fermenter.
Compatible Fit: Works with 1/2″ ID tubing.
Great for Homebrewers: Often called a beer racking cane or brewing racking cane, as it’s often used with homebrewed beer. However, it is also the go-to tool for clean transfers in wine, cider, mead, kombucha, seltzer, and any other liquid you need to siphon.

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Auto Siphon Homebrew Racking Cane for Homebrewing – 28″ x 1/2″

This 28-inch-long, 1/2-inch diameter racking cane helps you move your brew from one container to another without disturbing the sediment at the bottom. It’s long enough to reach into most fermenters, so you can transfer your beer or wine without pulling up the stuff you don’t want. Good for bottling, moving to a secondary fermenter, or just switching containers. Keeps things cleaner and clearer.