Wine Transfer & Filtration

Wine racking, transfer and filtration equipment

Wine racking involves transferring wine or must from one container to another during cellar work. Depending on the quantity to be moved and the equipment already in use, this may require hoses, fittings, accessories, pumps or flow-measuring devices.

Filtration is a separate operation, so products designed specifically for filtering wine are organised in their dedicated section.

Hoses and fittings

Hoses and fittings are used to connect containers, pumps, taps and other equipment involved in liquid transfer. Diameter, length, material and compatibility should always be checked before purchasing.

For dedicated transfer connections, browse the Hoses & Fittings section.

Wine transfer accessories

For smaller or complementary racking operations, transfer accessories can include siphons, taps, funnels and other components used to move wine or must between containers.

These products are grouped separately from pumps and filtration equipment so that you can choose the most suitable solution for the type of transfer required.

Wine pumps

When larger quantities need to be transferred or manual racking is impractical, a pump can make the operation easier. The correct choice depends on factors such as flow rate, construction materials, power supply and the type of liquid being handled.

For complete pump models, browse the dedicated Wine Pumps section.

Wine flow meters

Flow meters can be used when you need to measure the quantity of liquid passing through the transfer system.

For equipment dedicated specifically to transfer measurement, browse the Wine Flow Meters section.

Wine filtration equipment

If your goal is to filter wine rather than simply transfer it, use the dedicated Wine Filtration Equipment section. This keeps filtration products separate from hoses, pumps and general racking accessories.

Choose the right section for your cellar operation

This category works as a navigation point between the main racking, transfer and filtration functions. Start from the operation you need to perform and then continue to the specialist section for the relevant equipment.