Mrwednesday
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I searched for the subject matter, and hopefully I may ask for some insight
I work as a electrostatic powder coater by trade, I got into brewing wine a little over a year ago. One of the vendors we use for powder carries three FDA approved Food Grade powders. I have access to ordering metals: galvanized, aluminum and stainless steel, an would be able to have it pressed, rolled or punched how id like and welded as well.
i know metals are a big no, but if the powder is tolerant of the acidity and the alcohol. Would it still be ill advised to have a secondary fabricated out of galvanized or aluminum. So long as it is in contact with the powdered surface and not the metal? I plan on calling the vendor to see if I can get ahold of the specifics on the powder.
I work as a electrostatic powder coater by trade, I got into brewing wine a little over a year ago. One of the vendors we use for powder carries three FDA approved Food Grade powders. I have access to ordering metals: galvanized, aluminum and stainless steel, an would be able to have it pressed, rolled or punched how id like and welded as well.
i know metals are a big no, but if the powder is tolerant of the acidity and the alcohol. Would it still be ill advised to have a secondary fabricated out of galvanized or aluminum. So long as it is in contact with the powdered surface and not the metal? I plan on calling the vendor to see if I can get ahold of the specifics on the powder.