
1500L Brewery Equipment for Growing Craft Breweries
1500L brewery equipment for growing craft breweries, with a three-vessel brewhouse, fermentation cellar, glycol cooling, CIP, controls and expansion support.
METO configures micro brewery systems for pilot, brewpub and regional production requirements. Common project sizes include 500L, 1000L and 1500L brewhouses, with the final capacity selected according to target output, fermentation time, site conditions and expansion plans.
We provide the brewhouse, tanks, utilities, layout support, documentation and technical service as one coordinated project.


1500L brewery equipment for growing craft breweries, with a three-vessel brewhouse, fermentation cellar, glycol cooling, CIP, controls and expansion support.

1000L brewery equipment with a three-vessel brewhouse, six fermenters, industrial glycol cooling, CIP, controls and expansion planning for craft breweries.
Choosing microbrewery equipment requires a clear process view—each module must protect wort quality, hygiene, and consistency while keeping your line scalable.
A microbrewery line works best when every module is sized and connected as one system—designed to protect hygiene in fermentation and keep packaging decisions flexible.

Stable crush and clean transfer to protect extraction efficiency and reduce dust risk

The heart of the brewery: boiling sterilizes wort, drives off unwanted flavors, and removes solids

Bring wort to fermentation temperature and ferment in a dedicated vessel; hygiene control here is critical.

Separate beer from dead yeast, then mature for weeks or months depending on style.

Not always required; many microbreweries sell unfiltered beer depending on brand positioning

Needed only if you sell outside the brewery; can be kegging/bottling/canning with speed, hygiene, and precision.
2 Vessels + Hot water tank Brewhouse
3 Vessels Brewhouse
4 Vessels Brewhouse
Our micro brewery equipment is engineered around a modular, hygienic and process-driven layout. Brewhouse, fermentation, cooling, CIP, controls and packaging interfaces are sized together so breweries can start with a practical configuration and expand without rebuilding the complete line.
Flexible configuration adapts to different batch sizes, brewing schedules and site layouts, with planned connection points for future tanks or packaging equipment.
All relevant equipment is manufactured with food-grade SS304 or SS316, sanitary TIG welding and brewery-standard surface finishing. Related equipment undergoes documented 48-hour water and pressure testing before shipment. CE, UL and CSA compliance is provided for the applicable equipment and destination-market requirements.
Equipment is designed around real brewing workflows, with coordinated brewhouse, fermentation, cooling, CIP, control and packaging connections to support clean operation and easier commissioning.
From layout design and engineering documents to manufacturing, testing, installation guidance and after-sales support, METO helps microbreweries build stable production lines for local or export markets.
This section answers common technical, procurement, and project-related questions to help you clearly understand equipment configuration, customization options, and turnkey support before starting your microbrewery project.
A microbrewery commonly serves a taproom, local market or regional distribution. The correct capacity depends on batch size, brewing frequency, fermentation time, packaging plans and future expansion.
Yes. METO configures the system around beer styles, batch size, heating source, utilities, site layout, local electrical standards, automation and expansion requirements.
Relevant equipment is manufactured with food-grade SS304 or SS316, sanitary TIG welding and documented 48-hour water and pressure testing. CE, UL and CSA compliance is available for applicable equipment scopes.
Not always. Taproom-only breweries may begin with kegging or no packaging line. Bottling, canning or kegging can be integrated when distribution is part of the plan.
Yes. The scope can include process review, layout design, brewhouse, tanks, cooling, CIP, controls, documentation, delivery coordination, installation guidance, commissioning and long-term technical support.
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