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Spike Flow
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It's time to go with the (higher!) Flow. With features like an Air Relief Valve (ARV) 6-vane impeller design, stainless steel precision machined casting, and an integrated impeller shaft and thrust bearing, this brew pump is the newest and most badass innovation on the market.
Spike Flow (NPT) - $219
Spike Flow (TC) - $239
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Overview
The Flow is the pump your brewery always wanted:
Higher Pressure & Flow- What's more important: Moving your wort quickly or a powerful CIP? The Flow is industry leading at both. No compromises here!
Air Relief Valve- Air in your lines creating headaches? Not with the Flow which features the ARV bleed system
Clog Proof Impeller- With the built in chopping tines on the impeller you'll never have to take your pump apart mid-Brew Day because of a clogged pump head.
Quieter- The Flow is for brewers that prefer listening to their brewing playlist or the game on TV rather than a loud pump.
Specs:
• Best-in-class 9GPM (gallons/minute) flow rate
• Best-in-class 9.5 PSI of pressure
• Air Relief Valve (ARV) makes priming easy and convenient
• Built in 1/2" drain barb
• 6-vane impeller design optimized for performance and durability
• 304 stainless steel precision machined casting with maximized inlet and outlet ports
• Integrated chopping tines to prevent clogging
• Black anodized motor shell and shot-blasted housing
• 3" Tri-Clamp housing connection fo reasy disassembly, cleaning and reassembly
• Ultra-quiet, fan enclosed motor: 120v, 60 Hz
• 6 foot power cord
• 9" length x 5" width x 7" height
• Continuous use rated
Reviews
Air Relief Valve
Placing a purge valve on the inlet side of the pump provides the best way of getting air out of your pump head and hoses. Just twist the easy to grip knurled knob, then water and air start to flow through the ARV outlet.
We even placed a little barb in the pump head casting that faces front and center, so it's easy to collect fluid out of the barb and dump it back into your kettle. Since the inlet of the pump doesn't produce any pressure, the valve can be open even when the pump is flowing and you won't get sprayed.
Higher Pressure
Why is higher pressure better? Well, high pressure makes for better cleaning when using a CIP ball. It also helps give a better whirlpool when running through a chiller. It helps move your wort quickly when pumping through hoses, which ultimately shortens your Brew Day.
Higher Flow
7,874 feet of 3D printer filament and almost 100 pump prototypes designs...that's what was required as part of developing the Spike Flow pump head. The was crucial for achieving our industry-leading performance goals. We invested in further techniques such as clear SLS prints (so we could see and visualize the water and air flow through the housing) and CNC machined parts to be able to run hot water and wort testing before our casting tools were ready for prime time.
