Brewtools Microbrewery Equipment & System Solutions – from Brewhouse to Fermentation Control
With Brewtools, you can build modular brewing systems for microbreweries, brewpubs, taprooms, hotel breweries, pilot breweries and advanced brewing projects. The product range extends from the B25, B50, B100 and B180 brewing systems to pressure-rated Unitanks and Brite Tanks and the FCS fermentation control system.
Brewhouse, fermentation, cooling, conditioning, storage and process control can be combined according to batch size, tank capacity, available space and required level of automation. The modular platform also allows the brewery setup to be expanded as production requirements change.
MashCamp supports you when selecting individual Brewtools components as well as when planning a complete brewing system from wort production to controlled fermentation and beer storage.
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Brewtools Brewing Systems, Unitanks, Brite Tanks and FCS
Use the three main Brewtools system areas below to move directly to brewing equipment, fermentation and storage tanks or fermentation control.
Brewtools B25, B50, B100 and B180 Brewing Systems
Modular stainless-steel brewing systems with integrated cooling jacket
The Brewtools B25, B50, B100 and B180 are electric stainless-steel brewing systems based on the malt-pipe principle. They combine mashing, boiling, whirlpool and process cooling in a compact platform for advanced home brewing, pilot production, brewpubs and small commercial breweries.
A major design feature is the indirect heating through the conical kettle base. There are no exposed internal heating elements inside the working area of the kettle. This keeps the interior less obstructed and simplifies cleaning after the brew day.
The integrated cooling jacket allows cooling directly through the vessel. FCS Brewing control, CleanCore™ valve technology and TC34mm connections form the basis for process control and modular expansion. Depending on the model, additional equipment can be added for wort routing, steam management, cleaning and cooling.
External Mash Tuns for B50, B100 and B180
The Brewtools B50, B100 and B180 can be expanded with an external mash tun. This increases malt capacity and provides additional flexibility for high-gravity beers, larger grain bills and recipes with high proportions of specialty malt, wheat, rye or flakes.
Wort is circulated from the main brewing system through the external mash tun and distributed across the grain bed before returning to the main vessel. This turns the all-in-one brewing system into a larger modular mash configuration without immediately changing to a larger brewhouse.
B50 with External Mash Tun
Increases the malt capacity of the Brewtools B50 from 10 kg to 18 kg.
VIEW B50 MASH TUN
B100 with External Mash Tun
Increases the malt capacity of the Brewtools B100 from 26 kg to 38 kg.
VIEW B100 MASH TUN
B180 with External Mash Tun
Increases the malt capacity of the Brewtools B180 from 45 kg to 65 kg.
VIEW B180 MASH TUN
Brewtools Troll System – brewing tables, lifting crane and modular workspace
The Brewtools Troll System adds mobile brewing tables, work surfaces, lifting equipment and mounting solutions to larger Brewtools setups. It is particularly useful when working with external mash tuns, heavy malt pipes or equipment that must be repositioned during the brewing process.
The Troll lifting crane assists with heavy components, while the mobile tables provide a stable base for the brewing system and additional process equipment.
Brewtools Unitanks & Brite Tanks for Fermentation, Conditioning and Storage
Brewtools Unitanks
The pressure-rated Brewtools F40, F80, F150 and F300 Unitanks are stainless-steel fermentation tanks designed for primary fermentation, pressure fermentation, active cooling, cold crashing and yeast or sediment removal. The F40 and F80 are also available as Light versions.
Depending on the intended workflow, Unitanks can be expanded with FCS fermentation control, spunding valves, cooling connections, HopDrop systems, CIP equipment, filtration, carbonation and filling accessories.
This modular design allows the same tank platform to be configured for advanced home brewing, pilot production, brewpub operation or small commercial fermentation.
Brewtools Brite Tanks
Brewtools Brite 80, Brite 150 and Brite 300 are pressure-rated stainless-steel tanks for conditioning, storage, carbonation and preparation of finished beer for serving or packaging.
Separating fermentation from conditioning allows the Unitank to become available for the next batch while the finished beer remains in the Brite Tank for cold storage, carbonation or packaging.
This makes Brite Tanks particularly relevant for pilot breweries, brewpubs and microbreweries that require a more structured cold-side workflow.
Brewtools FCS – Fermentation Control for Temperature, Pressure and Gravity Monitoring
Modular fermentation monitoring and process control
The Brewtools Fluid Control System is a modular platform for fermentation monitoring and automation. Depending on the configuration, the system can monitor and control temperature and pressure. When equipped with a gravity and temperature sensor, it can also continuously measure gravity and record fermentation progress.
Actuators such as pumps and solenoid valves can be integrated to control cooling and other process functions. This makes FCS suitable for individual Unitanks as well as larger setups with several fermentation vessels.
For a predefined configuration, FCS Starter Kits V2 provide the main components in one setup. Brewers who require a specific system architecture can configure FCS individually using display and I/O modules, sensors, actuators and connection components.
Brewtools in Microbreweries, Brewpubs and Pilot Brewing
Brewtools brewing systems, Unitanks and fermentation control equipment are used in advanced home brewing as well as in pilot breweries, brewpubs, hospitality concepts and microbreweries. The modular platform allows the brewhouse, fermentation cellar and process control system to be configured around the available space and required production workflow.
Plan a Complete Brewtools Brewery System – Consulting & Quotation
We prepare a complete Brewtools quotation covering the required components from the brewhouse through fermentation and conditioning to FCS process control. Brewing system, Unitanks, Brite Tanks, cooling equipment and accessories can therefore be technically matched as one system.
Depending on your project, we can take available space, existing infrastructure, required batch size, fermentation capacity and the planned brewing workflow into account when configuring the setup.
Service & Shipping
Delivery across Europe is available on request. MashCamp supports you with equipment selection, system configuration and commissioning of your Brewtools setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a Brewtools brewery setup suitable for?
Brewtools is suitable for advanced home brewers, pilot breweries, brewpubs, hotel breweries, taprooms and microbreweries. The modular design allows the brewing system, fermentation tanks, conditioning tanks and process control equipment to be combined according to the required production scale.
What is different about the Brewtools B25, B50, B100 and B180?
The B25, B50, B100 and B180 use indirect heating, an integrated cooling jacket, FCS Brewing control, CleanCore™ valve technology and TC34mm connections. The B50, B100 and B180 can also be expanded with an external mash tun.
What is the integrated cooling jacket used for?
The integrated cooling jacket allows the brewing vessel to be cooled directly through its jacket. A suitable cooling connection kit and tubing are required to connect the brewing system to the cooling-water or glycol circuit.
When is an external mash tun useful?
An external mash tun is useful when the B50, B100 or B180 needs to process a larger grain bill, higher original gravity or recipes containing large amounts of specialty malt, wheat, rye or flakes. It increases malt capacity without requiring an immediate move to a larger brewing system.
What is the difference between a Brewtools Unitank and a Brite Tank?
A Unitank is primarily used for fermentation, pressure fermentation, cooling and cold crashing. A Brite Tank is mainly used after fermentation for conditioning, storage, carbonation and preparing finished beer for serving or packaging.
What does the Brewtools FCS control?
Depending on the configuration, Brewtools FCS can monitor and control temperature and pressure. With a gravity and temperature sensor, the system can also measure gravity continuously and record fermentation progress. Additional sensors and actuators can be added according to the required level of automation.
Can a Brewtools brewery system be expanded later?
Yes. Brewtools is designed as a modular platform. Brewing systems can be expanded with process accessories and, depending on the model, external mash tuns. Unitanks can be extended with FCS, cooling, CIP equipment, HopDrop systems, filtration, carbonation and filling equipment.