Keg Dispensing Supplies

This product is designed to cool a beer tower on a direct draw type draft beer system. The number one complaint about any direct draw kegerator is that the beer faucet & shank get warm and your first 1/2 glass of beer is always foamy. But the solution is less than 5 minutes away - just install this tower cooler. It works by continuously blowing a small volume of cold air into your beer tower and the cold air keeps your beer shanks and faucets ice cold. A side benefit is that the continuous cold keeps faucet mold and bacteria growth at an absolute minimum. Installs in minutes with no tools!

Lock that shank on tight! A lock nut for a beer shank comes standard with most shanks. It goes on the backside of the front flange and tightens against the wall of the kegerator surface to create a sturdy connection. A must have if your shank has no existing lock nut!

Most often used for CO2 connections, these quick disconnects are chrome-plated brass. This is the male side, which has a 3/8" straight barb on one end, while the other end is male andfits into the female end. 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 female piece #04P01-111

The name Perlick has been in the beverage industry for a long time, and has always been associated with high quality draft equipment. The 650SS is no exception. Forward-sealing so there is less chance of bacterial and yeast activity, a high-quality forward sealing faucet such as this will need to be cleaned less frequently than an inferior back-sealing standard faucet. Being all-stainless, this Perlick faucet is built to last! IN addition to these qualities, this Perlick faucet has a flow control valve for controlling the flow of your beer! Pour the perfect pint every time by adjusting based on carbonation levels, or lower the flow rate to get a perfect growler fill! Staying strong long after other metals begin to degrade, a stainless steel Perlick faucet is a long-term investment.

If you have a Perlick lever sanke coupler with bad shaft o-rings, we've got you covered! These fit in the shaft of the Perlick lever coupler, stabilizing the shaft and allowing complete functionality. Have a few extras on hand just in case!