
North Mountain Supply 16-Inch Spaddle
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A long plastic paddle with a narrow opposite end for vessels where the main head will not enter.
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The equipment in use
This plastic paddle offers a broad mixing head at one end and a smaller end that the supplier describes as fitting carboy necks. That second end is the useful distinction when a wide head cannot enter the vessel opening. Confirm the opening on your carboy; no minimum neck diameter is specified.
The product is sold under a 28 in length designation, while a separate dimension field says 28.5 in. Treat it as the long paddle format and confirm the exact overall measurement if storage space or vessel clearance is tight. Neither number establishes the length of the working head alone.
The supplier describes food-grade plastic and says it tolerates contact with boiling temperatures. This statement applies to this reference, not to every plastic paddle. An exact resin, exposure duration and numerical maximum temperature are not supplied, so it is not a substitute for the actual product instructions for your process.
Choose the 16 in North Mountain Supply Spaddle when you want a shorter utensil with a formed spoon at the opposite end. Choose the Anvil when the stainless cutout-head format suits the vessel. For this paddle, check both usable reach and access through the intended opening before choosing by length alone.
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Before and during use
Check the actual vessel opening and how much handle will remain accessible.
Confirm exact overall length if a half-inch difference would affect storage or reach.
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Questions about this product
The supplier refers to the smaller opposite end fitting carboy necks. It does not establish that the broad paddle head will pass through them.
No. The boiling-contact statement belongs to this selected paddle; the Spaddle needs its own temperature specification.
The reference is described as a paddle with a smaller end. Choose the North Mountain Supply model if the formed spoon is the feature you want.
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