G40/G70 4" Tri-Clamp Connection Lid

Compatible with 4" tri-clamp components, this lid allows for the G40 or G70 to be used for bespoke distilling set ups when paired with the appropriate Still Spirits condenser* offers an all-in-one automated brewing system that can also be used to distill spirits from grain.
The 4" Tri-Clamp Connection Lid can also be used as a steam condenser, minimising the collection of moisture on walls and ceilings when brewing indoors (when paired with the appropriate equipment.
*Still Spirits Create+ T500 Column & Condenser, a Create+ T500 Pro Column & Condenser, or a Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser**:
If you're looking to create high-quality clean spirits such as vodka or neutral spirits for flavouring or infusing, choose the 4" Tri-Clamp Connection Lid and a Create+ T500 Column & Condenser, or a Create+ T500 Pro Column & Condenser** If you want to craft premium flavourful spirits such as whiskey, bourbon, rum and gin, choose the 4" Tri-Clamp Connection Lid and the Create+ Alembic Copper Condenser**
**The Still Spirits Create+ Alembic Condenser and Still Spirits Create+ T500 Reflux Condenser are sold separately.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The 4" Tri-Clamp Connection Lid is designed primarily for small to medium-sized still heads that do not have heavy, off-centre attachments. The lid is reasonably flexible and is sturdy enough to fit a still head that is within the following specifications:

• A still head height up to 1.1 m (3.6 ft) from the lid.
• A still head weight up to 11 kg (24 lbs), including up to 2 kg (4.4 lbs) of off-centre weight from a swan neck, lyne arm, or condenser running in parallel with the column and offset up to 160 mm (6”) to the main column.

We recommend external support if:
• Your still exceeds the above specifications. • The lyne arm is not vertical but angled or perpendicular running away from the column, resulting in significantly distant off-centre weight. • If the main still head (column) is noticeably leaning. • Legal Considerations: Distilling at home is legal in New Zealand. Check the laws in your country or state before you get started.