Where To Get 100l Pot In Sydney?

[captaincleanoff]

Looking to buy a 100l pot... can anyone point me in the right direction??

 

[chovain]

Looking to buy a 100l pot... can anyone point me in the right direction??

For new, I've used these guys for my (much smaller) kettle. They sell 90-120L aluminium pots for about $160-210.

I think they're outside Sydney, but will deliver.

 

[beers]

I got my pot from these guys - they have a 110L (& bigger) at the moment

Universal Commercial Kitchen Equipment Pty Ltd
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621 King St, Newtown, NSW 2042
p: (02) 9557 3797

They have both Aluminium & SS.

 

[Gigantor]

I got my 100l al pot here. No fuss and quick delivery to Central Coast.

 

[Damian44]

You can get 1 for $138 here http://www.allquip.com.au/home/index.cfm?f...amp;startrow=11

 

[domonsura]

You can get 1 for $138 here http://www.allquip.com.au/home/index.cfm?f...amp;startrow=11

$138 plus GST.......allquip does not display GST inclusive prices.

I sell aluminium kettles as well as stainless, Robinox brand in 4mm thick aluminium, all with a lid - prices are as follows and include GST. My website has been updated to show this stock as available.

50 litre $99.00
60 litre $111.00
80 litre $137.00
100 litre $149.95
120 litre $180.00

 

[captaincleanoff]

is there any disadvantage in using aluminum instead of steel?

 

[kevnlis]

is there any disadvantage in using aluminum instead of steel?

Besides being a neurotoxin that causes Alzheimer's?

 

[domonsura]

Not starting that argument up again......There is a thread here on AHB (at least one)with all the pro's and con's of aluminium pots in it, I'm not going to go into them here.
They are a cheaper alternative to stainless if budget is the concern, they are not my first recommended option, but if going aluminium instead of stainless will be the compromise that makes the difference between whether you get to brew or not then it is a viable one.

If the potential alleged 'health effects' of aluminium cookware bothers you more than shelling out a few more dollars, get stainless.

If not - get what you can afford . Either of them will help you make beer, and you can always upgrade at a later date

 

[Stuster]

Besides being a neurotoxin that causes Alzheimer's?

There's really no evidence of that at all. Aluminium is fine. I've used it for nearly 90 batches now and no sign of it (or me) packing in yet. :lol:

 

[crozdog]

Fallsdell have a few 150l jobbies
http://www.fallsdell.com.au/prods_used/Gro...ATS+%26+BUCKETS