Heating Element Question
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2020 5:41 am
This is not a question concerning the BCS itself, but a question for anyone who has used a high temp epoxy or silicone with their heating element.
Currently, we have a heating element attached to the Boil kettle using a weldless 1.5" TC Triclamp. The only problem with this set up is the small space inside the heating element/triclamp which catches hop material. When we were researching our build, I remember seeing a heating element which had either high temp silicone or epoxy filing the space. I cannot find that reference now. Can someone recommend what should be used to fill that space?
We have researched food grade high temp silicone and epoxy. Most seem as if they would work, but we want to ensure nothing will effect the taste of our product. Any and all comments welcome-thanks
Currently, we have a heating element attached to the Boil kettle using a weldless 1.5" TC Triclamp. The only problem with this set up is the small space inside the heating element/triclamp which catches hop material. When we were researching our build, I remember seeing a heating element which had either high temp silicone or epoxy filing the space. I cannot find that reference now. Can someone recommend what should be used to fill that space?
We have researched food grade high temp silicone and epoxy. Most seem as if they would work, but we want to ensure nothing will effect the taste of our product. Any and all comments welcome-thanks