Gallon Stainless
 11219-002 DCI 50 gallon stainless steel reactor T316L US $11,500.00 
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 4 Gallon Stainless Steel Meat Mixer US $147.73
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 10931-K139 40 Gallon Alloy Fab Stainless Steel Conical Mixing Vessel US $4,950.00
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 Chemineer stainless steel jacketed 1000-gallon reactor US $10,000.00
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 535 Gallon Stainless Jacketed Tank - 170 psi US $6,500.00
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 20 Gallon Stainless Balance Tank w/ Inverted Dish Bottom US $1,200.00
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 Philadelphia 250 Gallon Stainless Process Mixer Tank US $13,500.00
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 21 Valve Federal / Cemac GALLON Bottle Filler, Filling Machine Stainless US $22,000.00
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 250 Gallon Stainless Jacketed Tank - Reactor US $10,500.00
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 400 Gallon Stainless Steel Vertical Tank US $2,500.00
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 350 Gallon Stainless Mix Tank with Heating Element, Open Top, Single wall SS US $3,550.00
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 535 Gallon Stainless Jacketed Tank - 250 psi US $7,500.00
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 400 Gallon Stainless Steel Vertical Tank US $2,600.00
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 Hoover CH84005 Ground Command 20 Gallon Stainless Steel US $559.95
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 BUNN-O-MATIC THERMO FRESH SERVER 1.5 GALLON STAINLESS S US $312.00
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 5 Gallon Stainless Steel Laboratory Reactor tank mixer US $8,500.00
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 900 1000 gallon pharnecutical Stainless Steel Reactor Tank US $23,900.00
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 Stainless Steel Tank 32"x24"x12" - Holds 40Gallon US $350.00
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 16 Gallon stainless steel cone bottom lab mix tank US $1,600.00
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 18.5 Gallon stainless steel cone bottom lab mix tank US $1,600.00
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where can i buy a stainless steal bucket with screw on lid for brewing alcohol?
I want it to be about a 4 gallon (if you ferment alcohol, and know a better size then please fill me in) bucket. With an air-tight screw on lid.
I want a simple bucket that's cheap really cheap, and can have a flame on the bottom of it... I plan on doing the whole process from the one bucket to save time, instead of putting the mash in a pressure cooker or whatever when im done. So if you have any advice or tips, please tell me. Cheers.
I found a plastic 5 gallon bucket made from POLYPROPYLENE, will this be sufficient for fermentation?
Instead of stainless use a plastic bucket. A 5 gallon bucket made of HDPE, about the most common one you can find and a lid. You can drill though the top and either put in a grommet or a rubber stopper and airlock. They are cheap and easy to maintain. When you wash it out use a soft cloth rag and never use anything that can scratch it. When it becomes too worn to use convert it to something else. Brew in 5 gallon batches, the recipes are all over the place for 5 and 1 gallon batches. Besides if you are distilling 1 gallon you get less then a cup from it.
What you distill in however is not the same thing you ferment in. For that a pressure cooker works very well. But doing so falls under the gray or even illegal area so you will have to find your information on that elsewhere.
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