KASPAR SCHULZ BRAUEREIMASCHINENFABRIK & APPARATEBAUANSTALT GMBH

Each unit is custom designed and manufactured according to the client’s requirements. There are a wide variety of solutions, ranging from one to three vessel systems; from manual control to fully automated. Common characteristics of our projects include: - Unparalleled quality and craftsmanship for absolute reliability and durability - Easy operation and maintenance - Flawless design of the aeration and cleaning systems - Efficient and reliable insulation and cladding - The highest quality standards for creating an attractive appearance of the unit’s shape and surfaces

Our mid-sized, vertical range of manufacturing allows us to cater to customers specific needs. A highly qualified and experienced staff develops solutions across different sectors. We’re confident that the flexibility of our production facilities will also be meet your expectations. So if your interests lie in the custom-made instead of the ready-made, don’t hesitate to call us.

At SCHULZ, the rare art of copper forging lives on as part of our range of services to you. The copper-covered towers of the Bamberg Cathedral bear witness not only to the success of the company, but also to the founder’s coppersmith origins. Today, SCHULZ is ushering the tradition of copper craftmanship into the future as one of the few companies to practice their skill in the art. Customers both at home and abroad appreciate the aesthetic and technical excellence of our copper workmanship, available for enitre brewery plants as well as single elements, such as copper domes.

Small businesses, for whom acquiring a stationary CIP system would break the bank and for whom the recycling of cleaning agents makes no economic sense, can now turn to SCHULZ for a more perfect solution: the CIP mobile — for a fully automated cleaning system.The mobile CIP system, together with the necessary chemicals, is connected on-site to the tank in need of cleaning, the mobile return pump, and to water and electricity for a safe and hygienic operation. The precise dosage is determined using three different detergents, which are applied according to the conductivity values. Water volume, flow rate and formation of any build-up are recorded by means of an IDM and flow sensors, and the various tank geometries are controlled accordingly. Energy consumption can be calculated and archived. A cleaning protocol is provided to comply with burden of proof regulations.

The Gentle-boil system SchoKo 2.0 is installed where evaporation has always been the most effective—between the whirlpool and the wort cooler. This is similar to the conditions the so-called Kuehlschiff (Eng. Cooling tun) provided in the past, only here the process occurs within in an airtight system, free from exposure to oxygen. Brewers can look forward to a final product with a perfect foam head and exceptional flavor stability. The energy consumption comes out to less than 1 Liter of fuel oil per 100 Liters of wort (approximately 1 gallon of fuel oil per 26 gallons of wort). Because vacuum evaporation can now take place at 80°C (176°F), the re-heating of any reserve hot water can be eliminated. Thanks to the complete recovery of evaporation heat, the amount of hot water generated in the evaporation condenser is considerably reduced.

Beer loss and oxygen intake are reduced to an absolute minimum, making the SCHULZ filtration system attractive even for small-scale brewers. A continuous dosage of filtering aids (cellulose and/or perlite) ensures that the permeability of the candle and flexibility with fluctuations in the filter inlet are maintained. Furthermore, the use of a downstream particle filter is rendered obsolete thanks to special depth filter cartridges. For operating batches of more than 10,000 hl, the service life of the filter can be increased, as is shown in the unit pictured here, by a separator and adjoining buffer tank. The modular design allows for a gradation of the filtration capacity in a 15 hl/l increment. • Kieselgur-free precoat filtration • Capacity of 15 hl/h/module • Built-in CO2 nozzle cuts down on oxygen intake • Flexibility with regard to different unfiltrate conditions • Dosage vessel can also function as CIP & sterilization tank for the filter • No downstream

The SCHULZ malting system consists of an external steeping vessel and a germination-kilning combo drum with connected aeration technology. By using the most advanced technologies, SCHULZ offers an automatic and flexible malting system that can produce a variety of replicable high-quality malts and malt products. • The appropriate unit for every size company: 2; 5; 10 and 25 tons of barley per batch • Easy unit add-on option with additional germination-kilning combo drums when using existing components (steep, heating ventilation technology, glass tube heat exchanger, automation) • Flexible batch sizes of 25–100% overall capacity • Maximum level automation allows for reduction in labor/ labor costs • Allows for experimental processing of alternative grains for maximum product variety • Temperatures of up to 130 ° C in a closed system offer the opportunity to produce a wide range of malt varieties • Excellent hygienic conditions under the highest food production