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Brewing Equipment Maintenance

Brewing equipment is essential to the success of any brewery. Proper maintenance of this equipment is crucial for the quality of the final product, the safety of the brewery, and the longevity of the equipment itself. Let's discuss some best practices for maintaining beer brewing equipment.
 
Regular Cleaning
Cleaning is the most crucial aspect of maintaining brewing equipment. After every use, all equipment should be cleaned thoroughly. Failure to clean equipment can result in bacterial growth, off-flavors, and unsanitary conditions.
Cleaning should be done using an alkaline cleaning solution followed by a sanitizing solution. Alkaline cleaners remove organic matter such as proteins and sugars, while sanitizers kill bacteria and other microorganisms.
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Lubrication
Brewing equipment consists of many moving parts that require lubrication to function properly. Lubrication prevents wear and tear on the equipment and reduces the risk of breakdowns. Grain rake motor and reducer, agitator motor and reducer, wort pump motor, miller motor, motors on bottling line/canning line and more.
It is recommended to lubricate equipment at least once a month, depending on the frequency of use. Be sure to use the recommended lubricant for each piece of equipment, as using the wrong type of lubricant can cause damage.
 
Inspection
Regular inspections are necessary to identify any issues before they become major problems. During inspections, check for leaks, loose fittings, and signs of wear and tear. Replace any damaged or worn-out parts immediately to prevent further damage.
 
Professional Maintenance
Some equipment may require professional maintenance to ensure proper function. It is recommended to have professional maintenance performed on equipment at least once a year, even if it appears to be functioning properly.
 
By following these best practices, brewers can ensure the longevity of their brewery equipment and the success of brewery factory.
 

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