1 BBL Pilot Brewing System

The 1 BBL Pilot Brewing System from Cedarstone Industry is built for brewers who want precision, flexibility, and reliability in small-scale production.

Whether you’re testing new recipes, running a brewpub, or preparing to scale a full production brewery, this system gives you full control over every stage of the brewing process—without the overhead of a large setup.

It’s designed for professionals who care about consistency and quality. When you’re refining a recipe or trialling a new batch, the last thing you want is equipment holding you back.

Why Choose the 1 BBL Pilot Brewing System?

This 1 bbl brewing system is engineered for serious brewers who need a dependable pilot setup.

• Perfect for small batch testing and recipe development

• Ideal for brewery startups and brewpubs

• Built with industrial-grade 304 stainless steel

• Fully integrated controls for streamlined brewing

• Compact footprint with mobile skid-mounted design

It’s a system that supports your growth—whether you’re just starting out or optimising an existing operation.

Built for Precision Brewing at Every Stage

The 1 BBL Pilot Brewing System features a 3-vessel configuration, giving you full control over the brewing process:

Mash/Lauter Tun (1 BBL)

• 304 stainless steel construction with a brushed finish

• Removable wedge wire screens for efficient filtration

• Integrated temperature RTD sensor for accurate mash control

• Easy-access manway for cleaning and grain removal

• Built-in CIP spray system for fast cleaning

This ensures consistent mash performance and efficient lautering every time.

Brew Kettle / Whirlpool (1 BBL)

• Electric heating with a 7.5 KW Incoloy heating element

• Low heating density to prevent scorching

• Integrated whirlpool inlet for optimal trub separation

• RTD temperature sensor for precise boiling control

• CIP spray system for simplified cleaning

You get clean, controlled boils and better clarity in your final product.

Integrated Controls for Effortless Operation

The 1 BBL brewhouse comes fully equipped with a US-made integrated control system, making operation simple and intuitive.

• 7” Siemens touchscreen HMI

• Centralised control panel mounted on the skid

• PLC/HMI or push button control options

• Variable speed pump control

• Watertight NEMA 4X enclosure

This allows you to manage the entire brewing process from one place, reducing manual intervention and improving consistency.

Designed for Practical Use in Real Breweries

This 1 bbl pilot brewing system for sale is built with real-world brewing environments in mind:

• Skid-mounted platform with caster wheels for mobility

• Shared ¾ HP sanitary Ampco pump

• 1-stage plate heat exchanger for efficient wort chilling

• Compact footprint: 90 × 34 × 52 inches

• Durable, easy-to-clean stainless steel throughout

At just the right size, it fits easily into tight brewery spaces while still delivering full functionality.

Who Is the 1 BBL Pilot Brewing System For?

This system is ideal if you are:

• Launching a new brewery business

• Running a small brewpub

• Developing and refining new beer recipes

• Looking for a reliable pilot brewhouse

• Scaling from test batches to larger production

If you’re searching for a 1 bbl brewing system for sale that balances performance and practicality, this is a strong choice.

1 BBL Pilot Brewing System Specifications

• Capacity: 1 barrel

• System Type: 3-vessel brewhouse

• Material: 304 stainless steel

• Heating: Electric (7.5 KW elements)

• Control: PLC/HMI or push button

• Dimensions: 90 × 34 × 52 inches

• Weight: 800 oz

• Pump: ¾ HP sanitary Ampco pump

• Heat Exchanger: 1-stage plate heat exchanger

What Does 1 BBL Mean?

If you’re new to brewing systems, 1 bbl (barrel) equals approximately 31 gallons of beer.

This makes the 1 BBL Pilot Brewing System perfect for manageable batch sizes that still produce meaningful output for testing or small-scale sales.

Safety Disclaimer

This product is intended for professional and controlled brewing environments. Use of this equipment is at your own risk. The information provided on this page is for general guidance only and should not be considered technical or operational advice. Always follow proper safety procedures and consult a qualified professional if you are unsure about installation or operation.