BevBright High Efficiency Beverage Filter 1 Micron

FIL62

BevBright High Efficiency Beverage Filter 1 Micron

FIL62

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Spun poly filters are designed to use with one of our Beer and Wine Filtering Kits. These are the 1 micron spun-polypropylene filters that are disposable and cannot be effectively cleaned for reuse. However, you can generally filter multiple kegs with one filter cartridge. Most customers report being able to filter 10-15 gallons of product, however you should be aware that your results will vary depending on the cloudiness of your beer or wine. 5-10 micron is considered rough filtration, 3 micron will remove most yeast, 1 micron filtration will remove almost all yeast, and .45 micron is nearing sterile filtration.

Item #	FIL62
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Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	0.38 LBS

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Rated 2 out of 5

A tad clear

Not that good.. it got rid of most of the yeast but not the chill haze particles and smaller proteins. My pre-chilled beer didn’t come out crystal clear like a commercial beer. i’d shoot for 0.5microns or 0.45m filter next time but maybe it won’t be necessary. I’d consider adding some kind of insoluble clarifier when chilling then filter beer with 1 micron filter. That would be cost effectively a better choice. Anyway I regret that I bought 3 and 5 micron filters together. Now what would they filter? A big chunk of meat? Btw I used super high efficiency 1 micron so probably I’d recommend absolute rated 1 micron instead for whoever wants clear beer.

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May 20, 2020

Matt anderson

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Response from MoreFlavor

Thank you so much for your feedback. We are sorry to hear that the filter didn't do everything possible to help clarify your beer. The smaller micron filters will definitely work to get your beer crystal clear. We do recommend the 3 and 5 to start just so that the smaller filters won't clog as quickly, but not every batch or brewer will need to start with those depending on your process and clarity before filtering.

We really appreciate the honesty and value great feedback like this as it helps us improve our products. Cheers!

May 20, 2020

Malcolm lieban

Rated 4 out of 5

Nice element

It worked well. Just chill the beer first, I put a couple PSI of co2 on the keg just to keep o2 out while crashing, then increased it as needed to transfer with no foam.

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May 23, 2014

Brace H

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Rated 4 out of 5

Works well

Depending on who you believe, 1 micron nominal will remove somewhere around 80 - 95% of the yeast and a host of other crud, giving a nice clear beer. People say you should use a 3 micron filter first. I don't bother with that since I don't have much gunk in my brews - never had clogging problems.