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Gas Diffusion Stone - 1.5" T.C.
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Gas Diffusion Stone - 1.5" T.C.

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Description

This is an all Stainless Steel Gas Diffusion Stone. Has a 1.5" T.C. connection, a 6" Stainless Stem, and a 0.5 Micron Diffusion stone.

Great for sanitary use during Macro-Oxygenation, or for scrubbing out CO2 using Argon. We recommend attaching a short length of tubing and a quick disconnect to this system to keep it sealed when not in use.
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For carbonation with a dip setup
David Y on Aug 12, 2021
need it
michal m z on Feb 12, 2020
For carbonation with a dip setup
David Y on Aug 12, 2021
I require oxygenation for vinegar fermentation.
John H on Nov 22, 2020
need it
michal m z on Feb 12, 2020
on the BOM
WM S on May 11, 2018
Free shipping and decent price.
Tom B on Jan 19, 2018
I require oxygenation for vinegar fermentation.
John H on Nov 22, 2020
on the BOM
WM S on May 11, 2018
What type of connection is on the end of the gas pipe?
Mike Miller on Oct 31, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi Mike, it's just a smooth 3/8'' stainless steel tube that you'd clamp your gas tubing on.
How can I use this with my CO2 Ball lock connector?
John Foelber on Apr 8, 2023
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Rated 3 out of 5
Works well but have had an issue or two
If you're looking at this item, you likely looked for it specifically. It's a tube through a tri-clamp connector with an O2 stone on the end of it. I've had mine a couple of years now and it works very well for what it is. The issue I had is that after about a year of use the O2 stone separated from the tube. Looking at it, it appeared that it was just held on with some kind of epoxy/glue (JB Weld maybe??). I cleaned up the pieces and used some superglue and that held for about another year. I superglued it again. For the price of it, I would have expected something that was more securely attached (soldered/welded).
May 5, 2015