400 Micron Stainless Hop Filter - 6" x 14"

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400 Micron Stainless Hop Filter - 6" x 14"

Don't worry about messy hop remnants any more! This hop filter is made of 400 micron stainless steel mesh and features tabs on the rim to attach to the side of a kettle and a strip across the top to serve as a handle. The tight mesh contains all vegetal hop matter in place while the hops oils can fully diffuse into your wort. With a capacity of 254 cubic inches, this filter is great for using with 10 gallon batches of beer.

Works Perfectly

This is quite a large strainer. I use pellet hops, but this could be easily used for a ton of whole leaf hops. It is solidly built and keeps the hop debris out of my fermenter. Great deal on sale!

Reviewed by: Michael from US on 3/18/2019

Perfect

A little larger than I expected, but working very well. No plugging up of my pump and cooler.

Reviewed by: Chester Vidacovich from U.S.A. on 2/13/2019

Works Great!

Quality material and keeps hop particles out of your wort.

Reviewed by: Josh from USA on 1/3/2019

Works great, keep off the bottom!

The filter is made well and does a great job keeping the hops and Irish moss contained. Really not needed unless you're using a pump or plate heat exchanger. For those with shorter kettles make sure to keep off the bottom. I have a 7.5gal just short enough not to hook the filter on the side. I set it in the center, which was fine until I transferred to the fermenter and found a scorched 6" ring. Now that I know, I will be able to work around the issue.

Reviewed by: Justin from Belleville, MI on 12/27/2018

Why would you not?

I got a 300 micron filter when they first came out years ago. Such a great job of keeping the wort clearer, but was so fine that it clogged. The 400 micron one I just got, and have brewed with it a couple of times, is much better as far as clogging goes. Can't imagine brewing without it.

Reviewed by: William Lindel from United States on 11/22/2018

Careful

I used this twice so was it in the boil for about 2 hours. The mesh developed a hole along the top frame from bumping on the pot. The basket hangs too close to the pot.

Reviewed by: Jeb Rosenberger from United States on 11/17/2018

Works great

This does a really good job of keeping the hops out of the pump and fermenter.

Reviewed by: Bruno Raes from United States on 11/10/2018

Hop to it

Great wide mouth hop filter, works well. Only improvement would be to extend the boil vessel hooks so that it could be used with various depth boil pots.

Reviewed by: Jim MacPhee from on 7/4/2018

Why didn't I buy this years ago

Huge difference in how clean your wort is with this, it does take a bit to drain but worth it even with 1 oz of hops.

Reviewed by: Kevin Allen from on 6/26/2018

Huge

Went with the large size b/c I was concerned it wouldn't be deep enough to reach the wort. Could have easily used the smaller version. I've loaded from 1 to 7 oz of pelletized hops with no issues and it retains slurry to the point I don't even notice the residue in the carboy. Can't believe I didn't buy one sooner.

Reviewed by: steven from on 6/5/2018

Buy This!

To anyone still debating on whether or not to buy this, DO IT! Solid build and great size. This can dual-purpose as a dry-hop filter as well, as it is tall enough to stand up in a 7 gallon fermenting bucket. BUY IT.

Reviewed by: Doug Johnson from on 3/8/2018

Very Pleased

Very pleased with this. It fits well in my boiling pot and makes cleanup so much easier. I wasn't sure a hop filter was worth the cost, but now I know it is.

Reviewed by: Jeff from on 9/22/2017

Great brewing tool!

Absolutely love this filter screen! It is well built and fully adjustable, could even just sit it on the bottom if you have a smaller pot as there is a perimeter ring on the bottom that keeps the bottom off the bottom! I did a brew where I threw all kinds of "junk" into this screen including hops, irish moss, fresh ground seasonings, vanilla beans, coffee grounds, etc; after the boil I just lifted hop filter out containing all the mess and was exceedingly pleased to see that upon racking the wort the only materials left in the bottom of the pot was the hot break solids! I hope I never have to brew again without this tool! Great job guys!

Reviewed by: Bryan Curfman from on 7/28/2017

Nice Addition

The filter is quality made. It is a great addition to my setup. It could be an inch longer, but I'm not complaining.

Reviewed by: Jeff from on 6/21/2017

The right size for hops

Great filter, and a great price! You see these for a lot more elsewhere. And the 400 micron is the right spacing if you ask me. I have one that is 300 micron, it clogs up too easily. This one is the right balance between keeping hops out of the kettle but allowing wort to flow inside the basket.

Reviewed by: Doug from on 4/25/2017

Q: Will the tabs on the 14" filter work on a keggle? Will they reach over the side? They look kinda small.

Asked by: Joe - 5/12/2018

A: the tabs would not be long enough, or reach over the edge of a keggle

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/12/2018)

Q: Anyone using this with Grainfather?

Asked by: jon - 3/25/2018

A: This can be pur unti ouse withthe grainfather systems

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/26/2018)

Q: I have a "boil coil" so I want this to sit in the middle of the kettle and not hang off the side. is there some kind of hop spider attachment I can get to hang it in the middle?

Asked by: Chris - 2/12/2018

A: not that is currently sold at this time. Something can be layed across the top of the kettle in the form of a steel or wooden bar to hook the filter onto

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/13/2018)

Q: Would you recommend using the filter for all hop additions during the boil, including a flame out addition?

Asked by: Lucas Forrest - 1/10/2018

A: it can be used for all hop addtions in the kettle including a flame out addtion

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Answer provided by: Aaron (1/10/2018)

Q: how far into the wort do you typically immerse the hop screen copntainer?

Asked by: Paul Seiferth - 5/21/2017

A: The filters work best with as much submersion as possible. As the wort flows through it will continually move the hop matter around in the filter, and if the amount of wort contact is reduced, the hops will have less area to move and would be more prone to clogging with heavier additions

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/21/2017)

Q: I have the Bayou Classic 9 Gallon Stainless Steel Brew Pot that is 14 inches tall will this product fit correctly in the that brew kettle?

Asked by: Brad Meccarielli - 5/8/2017

A: The filter is 14" from top to bottom. It would fit but may not allow for the use of the hooks/hinges to hand onto the sidewall properly

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/8/2017)

Q: Does this work with pellet hops?

Asked by: Jeremy Boley - 4/17/2017

A: It works with both leaf and pellet hops. Depending on the volume of hops used will determine how quickly the surface area will become covered and need to be scraped with a spoon or paddle.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (4/17/2017)

Q: Do these filters work well for whole hop cones? I grow my own and use all whole hop so not sure if one filter would work. I was thinking getting this larger size for my 5 gallon batches?

Asked by: Mark Horning - 4/14/2017

A: They would work for hole cone, but depending on how many ounces were added, would vary how soon the surface area on the inside of the filter would get covered and clog. You can stir and scrap the sides with a paddle or spoon during use that would limit this but would not completely eliminate it for heavier hopped beers

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Answer provided by: Aaron (4/14/2017)

Q: I use 26 gallon morebeer pots to brew 1/2 bbl batches, will this item hold enough hops for a strong IPA or IIPA...say about 1 to 1.5 lbs of pellets? Generally I start my boil approximately 3.5-4 inches from the top of the pot.

Asked by: James Kerr - 4/5/2017

A: I recommend having no more than 7-8 ounces in these filters. While it's possible to fit the hops in, they may start to compact and not get good wort contact. It may be a good idea to get two filters and split the hops between the two.

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Answer provided by: Tim (4/5/2017)

Q: Would this hop filter work good in a 15.5 gallon keggle?

Asked by: Casey - 3/7/2017

A: While the sizing of the filter would be good for a keg kettle, the hooks or hinges at the top would not be the best on the lip of a keg kettle. Item #92-2003 is usually a better fit on this type of boil kettle.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/7/2017)

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400 Micron Stainless Hop Filter - 6" x 14"

Q: Will the tabs on the 14" filter work on a keggle? Will they reach over the side? They look kinda small.

Q: Anyone using this with Grainfather?

Q: I have a "boil coil" so I want this to sit in the middle of the kettle and not hang off the side. is there some kind of hop spider attachment I can get to hang it in the middle?

Q: Would you recommend using the filter for all hop additions during the boil, including a flame out addition?

Q: how far into the wort do you typically immerse the hop screen copntainer?

Q: I have the Bayou Classic 9 Gallon Stainless Steel Brew Pot that is 14 inches tall will this product fit correctly in the that brew kettle?

Q: Does this work with pellet hops?

Q: Do these filters work well for whole hop cones? I grow my own and use all whole hop so not sure if one filter would work. I was thinking getting this larger size for my 5 gallon batches?

Q: I use 26 gallon morebeer pots to brew 1/2 bbl batches, will this item hold enough hops for a strong IPA or IIPA...say about 1 to 1.5 lbs of pellets? Generally I start my boil approximately 3.5-4 inches from the top of the pot.

Q: Would this hop filter work good in a 15.5 gallon keggle?

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