Other RIMS Info on the Web

Non-Commercial Sites

• Dion Hollenbeck has some photos of his RIMS at http://hbd.org/hollen/
• C.D.Prichard has created a web page with drawings and electrical schematics of his RIMS. This is an excellent page for those who are interested in building their own RIMS automation electronics. You can find this page at http://hbd.org/cdp/
• Scott Rogerson has created an excellent web page about his RIMS at http://www.hom.net/~rogerson/brewpage.html
• Zymie is the creator of IGOR, the most fully automated, techno-gadget, homebrewing RIMS I have ever seen. You've got to see it to beleive it: http://andinator.com/zymico/rims.html
• Jim Elden has some nice photos of his RIMS system at http://www.accumedic.com/docs/jim/. I notice that he liked my wort distribution manifold design =)
• Pat Babcock has started work on a page about his RIMS, including details on how to build your own heating chamber http://oeonline.com/~pbabcock/rims/
• Evan Kraus is another RIMS-aholic is. Photos of his system can be found at http://www.mindspring.com/~ekraus/
• More info can be found at the Brewery's Library: http://www.brewery.org/brewery/Library.html#MashE

Commercial Sites

• SABCO, Inc. - If you have about $3,500 to spare and don't care about building your own gadgets, you can purchase a really nice complete RIMS system from SABCO, Inc. at http://www.kegs.com/brew.html
• Moving Brews - sells many RIMS related items such as food-grade, high temperature, magnetically coupled pumps and related fittings. I bought my pump from Grainger, but that was before I knew about Moving Brews. Grainger can be difficult to buy from (they only sell wholesale). Plus, since the owner of Moving Brews is also a homebrewer, he can help you pick out the pump that will best suit your needs. Give them a visit at http://www.ays.net/movingbrews.
• Paragon Brewing - is a new comer to the RIMS scene. They manufacture and sell the MashMate 1600 temperature controller. You can learn more about Paragon and the MashMate 1600 at http://home.att.net/~JackSue/index.html
• Omega Engineering, Inc. - is who I purchased my PID temperature controller and Solid State Relay from. You can find more details about their PID directly from their web site at http://www.omega.com/products/cn8590.html
• W.W.Grainger - (http://www.grainger.com) is also a good source for brewing related gadgets. I bought my Ashecroft bi-metal dial thermometers (part #2A608) from them, as well as my Teal brand pump (part #1P677A).
• Cole-Parmer, Inc. - (http://www.coleparmer.com) is where I bought my type-T thermocouple (part# DW-08439-24) because they had the best price.