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  • #16
    Originally posted by Beachless View Post
    Yeah, swanberry was asking for 65-75c so it will be fine for that.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by The Apprentice View Post
      What size camlock fittings and tubing are being used by everyone? This is for transfer between the brewing tanks as well as the wort chiller. Also, must the tubing be silicone or can I use the tubing used in fish aquariums?
      Did you you manage to find some silicone tubing?

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      • #18
        I tried finding alternative sources in JHB but they were all > R200 p/M, so I ended up just ordering from beerlab.co.za @ R158 p/M

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        • #19
          You can get Silicone tubing (10mm x 16mm) from Cape Town Rubber @ R100 excl. per meter



          EDIT: http://www.ctrubber.co.za/Silicone-Tubing-169.asp
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          Last edited by JIGSAW; 21 August 2020, 13:43. Reason: Added link
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          • #20
            Does anyone know where to get camlock fittings online?
            Finding a local supplier in this one horse town has proven impossible so far.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Rocket-Boy View Post
              Does anyone know where to get camlock fittings online?
              Finding a local supplier in this one horse town has proven impossible so far.
              https://www.truco.co.za/camlock-couplings.htm
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              • #22
                I use nylon camlocks and reinforced tubing.

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                • #23
                  Thanks Jig, I will give these guys a go.

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                  Originally posted by jakeslouw View Post
                  I use nylon camlocks and reinforced tubing.
                  Interesting, nylon has high heat resistance but is it fine for pumping hot wort around?

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Rocket-Boy View Post
                    Thanks Jig, I will give these guys a go.
                    Will you post some details/prices, will be interested to compare. I was looking at cam-lock setup for the grainfather, but not sure whether to just buy a kit made up or try do it myself.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by jakeslouw View Post
                      I use nylon camlocks and reinforced tubing.
                      Supplier ?
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by PaBz0r View Post
                        Will you post some details/prices, will be interested to compare. I was looking at cam-lock setup for the grainfather, but not sure whether to just buy a kit made up or try do it myself.
                        Sure, will do.
                        I sent them a mail asking about sizes and pricing so will let you know what they say.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Rocket-Boy View Post
                          Does anyone know where to get camlock fittings online?
                          Finding a local supplier in this one horse town has proven impossible so far.
                          the compression fitting is costly

                          Local supplier #1

                          FITTING 12.7MM COMPRESSION FITTING TO 1/2"BSP 1.00 EA R634.10 15.00% R634.10

                          I'm looking for a s/s quick connect or triclamp setup for the gf, I have an unused s/s gf camlock kit ;-)

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                          • #28
                            So, I did my GF conversion without a compression fitting. I left the swivel nut on there and bought a spare spring valve. Converts the swivel nut thing (ACME20 thread) to 3/8" BSP.
                            https://shop.grainfather.com/check-valve.html

                            If you do want a compression fitting FluidCo gave me a price of about R280. (You can look up the parker part number and they will order it in).

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by camsaway View Post
                              So, I did my GF conversion without a compression fitting. I left the swivel nut on there and bought a spare spring valve. Converts the swivel nut thing (ACME20 thread) to 3/8" BSP.
                              https://shop.grainfather.com/check-valve.html

                              If you do want a compression fitting FluidCo gave me a price of about R280. (You can look up the parker part number and they will order it in).
                              Would you mind providing a parts list of what you used? I have no clue what half of these things are called

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by groenspookasem View Post
                                the compression fitting is costly

                                Local supplier #1

                                FITTING 12.7MM COMPRESSION FITTING TO 1/2"BSP 1.00 EA R634.10 15.00% R634.10

                                I'm looking for a s/s quick connect or triclamp setup for the gf, I have an unused s/s gf camlock kit ;-)
                                Would you want to sell the kit? Is it the local one or from overseas?

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