- Greater yield, low energy consumption
- High yield, less waste, Great filling accuracy
- Easy installation, use & maintenance
Starting a craft brewery sounds exciting, but many first-time brewers are confused by brewery equipment.
What equipment is essential? What can be skipped? And how do you avoid expensive mistakes?
This Q&A guide explains craft beer equipment in simple terms, helping new breweries make smart decisions.
A standard craft brewery usually includes:
Brewhouse system (mash tun, lauter tun, kettle, whirlpool)
Fermentation tanks
Bright beer tanks
Cooling system (glycol chiller)
Cleaning system (CIP)
For small breweries, a 2–10 BBL brewhouse is the most common starting size.
Buying a complete brewery system from one manufacturer has advantages:
Better equipment compatibility
Easier installation
Lower risk of design mistakes
One point of after-sales support
Separate purchases may look cheaper at first, but often cost more in the long run.
Many international breweries choose Chinese beer equipment because:
High-quality stainless steel (SUS 304 / 316)
Custom design options
Lower manufacturing cost
Global installation experience
The key is choosing an experienced manufacturer, not just the lowest price.
Typical production time:
Small system: 30–45 days
Medium system: 45–60 days
Large commercial system: 60–90 days
Shipping time depends on destination and transport method.
Before choosing beer equipment, define your beer style, production volume, and expansion plan.
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