Keg Dispensing Supplies

Oetiker clamps provide a permanent clamping solution! This style of clamp has a 1-ear design, which means they are crimped at a single point on the clamp to create a superior seal over your tubing. These medium Oetiker clamps are often used on 3/16" thick-walled tubing that is used in some liquid applications and in draft systems. These clamps hold tight, creating a great seal that holds for a long time! Some people prefer these for more permanent systems. If you are looking to switch over to a snug seal that lasts, make sure you use Oetiker clamps!

Get that coupler into your kegerator! Some kegerators don't have a lot of clearance space, and a standard keg coupler won't fit on top of the keg. The solution to this problem? A low-profile sanke coupler! This coupler measures a mere 3.25", taking up less space above your keg than normal couplers. It has a unique design by which the engaging mechanism twists down the body and engages into the keg. Above the engaging body, the CO2 comes in the sideways barb, and liquid flows out sideways as well. Perfect for kegerator setup without a lot of vertical room! This coupler comes with an integrated gas barb. Not included is a 3/16" liquid tailpiece, beer nut and neoprene washer.

Don't give up on that old Perlick faucet, repair it! The Perlick repair kit was made for repairing the internals of a 425 series Perlick faucet, and comes with a stainless steel lever, a stainles steel plunger, and a chrome collar. These should be all the internal parts needed to repair a 425 Perlick. Breathe new life into that faucet with a repair kit!

Use this portable CO2 charger as a way to dispense beer from a Corny keg without dragging along your CO2 tank. No tanks. No hoses. It takes about two 16 gram non-threaded CO2 cartridges (Item # GF111, not included) to dispense a carbonated keg. Trigger valve allows precise control of gas. Charger connects directly to a gas ball or pin lock disconnect to dispense beer.

Do you often carbonate and serve beer at the same time? If so, or if you would like to be able to do both at different pressures, a secondary regulator is perfect for you! Your primary CO2 regulator attaches to your CO2 tank and allows one output pressure. However, a secondary regulator hooks up inline and allows you to regulate to another keg at a lower pressure. This allows you to carbonate one keg at a higher pressure while serving beer from another at a lower pressure! This Taprite secondary regulator is made to the same high standards as all Taprite equipment, with a high quality diaphragm that keeps regulating long after lesser regulators give up the ghost. Regulate at multiple pressures with a secondary regulator from Taprite!

Always have a tap when the party demands one! This economy twist sanke pump tap is a classic party-style pump coupler. It features a pump for pressurizing a keg with air, a twist-style coupling mechanism similar to those found on low-profile sanke couplers, and a short black picnic faucet. This is the perfect, economical solution for kegs that are going to be quickly consumed. Instead of paying the liquor store multiple deposits, invest in a pump tap and always be prepared to get the party started!

You can never have too many disconnects! For all your pin lock draft needs, Great Fermentations offers you these liquid pin lock disconnects. Easy to take apart and clean, these have their uses not only in picnic taps, jockey boxes and home draft systems, but in a number of other brewing-related projects. These disconnects have a 1/4" MFL connection, which is perfect for attaching a swivel nut set for myriad applications. They have a plastic end on the male flare fitting so you don't have to use a plastic flare fitting washer when connecting them to metal. Make sure you have enough on hand for all the kegging and draft projects your mind can come up with!

Have you ever damaged a gauge on your CO2 regulator? We've got the replacements you need! This is a left-hand threaded replacement tank pressure gauge for your CO2 regulator. These come standard on dual gauge regulators, and this one works with regulators that take a left-hand threaded gauge.

A brass regulator stem is the part that protrudes out from your regulator and attaches, via a regulator nut, to your CO2 cylinder. This is a left-hand threaded stem which should work on most standard CO2 regulators that take a left-hand thread. This works wonderfully as a replacement if your regulator stem is damaged or missing!

The Keg Line Cleaning Kit is the key to keeping your faucets, lines, and couplers clean. This kit includes a hand pump and cleaning solution container that attaches to your faucet shank, a 32 oz. bottle of Superflush Keg and Line Cleaner, a double ended faucet brush and a spanner wrench for removing faucets and attaching the cleaning pump.

Simply mix the Superflush Keg and Line Cleaner at the recommended rate of 2 to 3 oz. per gallon of water and use this solution to soak faucet and coupler parts. Remove the faucet from the shank using the spanner wrench, and attach the cleaning solution container to the shank with the spanner wrench. Pump solution through the liquid line and out into a bucket, then allow solution to sit in the lines for a few minutes. Fill the cleaning solution container with water and pump through to flush lines. Use the double ended brush to clean faucet and coupler, then flush with water and reassemble. Repeat when changing kegs to keep beer flowing free of foaming issues, beer stone buildup and bacterial infection.

From Taprite comes this "S" style keg coupler, also known as a tap. This is the part that really gets the beer flowing! Chrome-plated brass construction ensures for longevity of the coupler, so that you can keep the beer flowing keg after keg. The "S" style coupler is a common European style coupler used by many leading breweries in Europe, including Stella Artois, Heineken, Beck's, Amstel, Newcastle, Pilsner Urquell, Lindeman's, and Huyghe, makers of Delirium Tremens. It is similar to a North American "D" style coupler, but runs about a 1/4" deeper into the keg. This coupler comes with a standard 5/16" gas barb, check valve and beer nut on the gas side. Not included with this coupler are the neoprene washer, 3/16" barb liquid tailpiece and beer nut.

Want to pour the perfect stout or nitro beer every time? With the stout faucet assembly, you'll be able to add a stout faucet to your kegerator that pours a rich, creamy head on all nitrogenated or beer gas beers. Perfect for Guinness or Guinness clone beers, but can be used with a range of beer gas beers or beers on nitro, such as the nitrogenated IPAs and Imperial Red Ales that have become popular as of late.

Assembly Includes the Following:
Stout faucet (Chrome plated body with a stainless spout and stainless restrictor plate).
Faucet knob
Chrome-plated 4 1/8 in. shank with 3/16 in. bore
Beer nut, neoprene washer and 3/16 in. tailpiece

Get this assembly, add it to your kegerator or keezer system, and impress all your friends with perfect pours every time!

Make your coonecitons tight! With this grommet, you can create the perfect seal for your liquid tower elbow. This will allow the beer to continue flowing freely for years to come!

Replace your missing or damaged coupling nut with one of these brass replacements from Great Fermentations! These also work well with a faucet adapter (item #17C13-100). Put one of these on the faucet adapter, add a faucet and a liquid disconnect on the other end, and you have yourself a faucet assembly ready to put on a cornelies keg!

You can never have too many disconnects! For all your ball lock draft needs, Great Fermentations offers you these gas ball lock disconnects. Easy to take apart and clean, these are used with 5/16" ID Bevlex tubing on manifolds and splitters to carbonate multiple kegs at once. These disconnects have a 1/4" MFL connection, which is perfect for attaching a swivel nut set for myriad applications. They have a plastic end on the male flare fitting so you don't have to use a plastic flare fitting washer when connecting them to metal. Make sure you have enough on hand for all the kegging and draft projects your mind can come up with!

These quick connects come in handy for quickly connecting to and disconnecting from connections of all kinds! This is the male side that has a black gasket that allows it to quickly connect to the female end. It has a 1/4" straight barb to hook up to 1/4" ID tubing. It has a temperature tolerance range from -40 to 180F and a vacuum pressure tolerance of 120 PSI. This male piece is used with the 1/4" Quick Disconnect Body, item #05P01-120.

This 5/16" tailpiece works with standard 5/16" ID CO2 tubing. Most often, these are found on the CO2 side of sanke couplers. Used in conjunction with a beer nut and a neoprene beer washer, these tailpieces can create a tight seal for CO2. Useful as a replacement on kegerator setups, make sure you have one on hand in your draft emergency kit!

The ball and pin lock disconnects used in kegging have a small washer that fits inside, creating a seal that allows the disconnects to properly allow for the flow of gas and liquid. Without this washer, you risk breaking the seal and causing all sorts of trouble with leaky disconnects! If your disconnect washers become damaged or go missing, you can simply replace them with these washers!

A Y-shaped connector used to split CO2 from a regulator that only has one outlet to two. Measurements are 1/4" MPT X 1/4" FPT X 1/4" FPT. Perfect for use in sending CO2 to both a keg and the Blichmann BeerGun at the same time! Also useful in other applications when CO2 needs to be split two ways.

These check valves are the perfect solution to backflow issues that you may be having. They go on the gas side of a ball or pin lock gas system. They have an integrated back check valve that helps prevent flow from reversing, and fit on the 1/4" MFL fitting found on most standard ball or pin lock disconnects. Keep your gas lines clean with these as a preventative measure.

A 3-way manifold is the perfect way to carbonate three kegs at once, or to pressurize kegs and run a Blichmann BeerGun at the same time! The CO2 can be hooked up from the regulator via the barb on the side of the manifold using standard 5/16" ID Bevlex tubing and worm clamps, and the other barbs can be run with the same tubing to gas disconnects for carbonating and dispensing from kegs, or to other CO2 driven devices. When mounted, the barbs run straight downward. Includes shutoff valves on the three top barbs on the manifold, which give another level of protection from lost CO2!