Service & Support
After your initial 2 to 3 day setup and training, our dedicated Support Department is standing by to answer your call or email.
We will troubleshoot with you remotely, dispatch replacement parts overnight, and if required will send one of our qualified Technicians for a site visit.
A #MicroCanning First
The MCS is the canning system that in 1999 started the global #MicroCanning Revolution.
Four generations later, our current V4.1 design has been fully optimized, incorporating everything we learned over our two decades of #MicroCanning experience.
Compact & Affordable
At only 4 sqft, our MCS can literally fit into any craft beverage facility, from the basement of your brewery to the back of your coffee shop.
The MCS is competitively priced, making it a great canning line for even the smallest of breweries and craft beverage companies.
MCS V4.1 Features
- Incredibly compact footprint makes the MCS an ideal starter system for those with space or budget constraints.
- Requires only two operators
- Simple change over between multiple can heights (i.e. 12 oz and 16 oz)
- Adjustable fill level sensors make precise, repeatable fills on both fill heads.
- Multiple post-packaging options available including wrap around label applicator, PakTech® Can Carriers, and Hi-Cone Binder.
- Pressure sensitive wrap around label options available
- Electrical certifications: ETL (Canada/US) and CE compliant (Europe)
Multiple Can Sizes
The Cask MCS can be configured for nearly all available can sizes! Change over between different can dimensions is a snap, requiring only a few simple tools and less than 30 minutes.
Note: the MCS can only be configured for multiple can heights of a single can diameter.
MCS Specifications
 | Power | Single Phase, 208-240VAC at 15 amps, 50/60 Hz |
 | Air | 1 cfm dry air at 90 psi |
 | CO2 | 25 psi from plant system connected to canning system with 3/8" barbed fitting |
 | Water | 1/2" hot water line (Clean In Place CIP) 1/2" cold water line |
 | Beer | Temperature: 32 - 35.6 F (0 to 2C) Carbonation: 2.4 to 2.9 volumes CO2 (4.6 to 5.6 g/L CO2) |
