Fermenters of all shapes and sizes

For brewing purposes, PET vessels are commonly used for primary and secondary fermentation. They come in many sizes, the most common being 3, 5 and 6 gallon carboys. The advantage over glass carboys is their light weight, larger neck and opening, and you

3 Gallon Glass Carboy. For brewing purposes, these vessels are commonly used for primary and secondary fermentation. They come in many sizes, the most common being 3, 5 and 6 gallon carboys.

5 Gallon Glass Carboy -Ribbed sides.
For brewing purposes, these vessels are commonly used for primary and secondary fermentation. They come in many sizes, the most common being 3, 5 and 6 gallon carboys.

6 gallon Glass Carboy-ribbed sides.
For brewing purposes, these vessels are commonly used for primary and secondary fermentation. They come in many sizes, the most common being 3, 5 and 6 gallon carboys.

6.5 gallon Glass Carboy-ribbed sides.
For brewing purposes, these vessels are commonly used for primary and secondary fermentation. They come in many sizes, the most common being 3, 5 and 6 gallon carboys.

Speidel Plastic Fermenter 20L (5.3 gal)

Safer than glass carboys, easier to keep clean than plastic carboys, and easier to transfer than either.  These fermenters are made out of HDPE and are extremely durable.  This line of larger Rectangular Fermenters are available in sizes ranging from 60 t

Safer than glass carboys, easier to keep clean than plastic carboys, and easier to transfer than either.

Safer than glass carboys, easier to keep clean than plastic carboys, and easier to transfer than either. 

Safer than glass carboys, easier to keep clean than plastic carboys, and easier to transfer than either. 

Safer than glass carboys, easier to keep clean than plastic carboys, and easier to transfer than either.

Spike Flex 7 Gallon Fermenter