The following beer keg dispensing equipment allows you to dispense and serve homebrew without all the hassle of bottles. Choose from homebrew kegerators, homebrew keg dispensing systems or portable homebrew setups.
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.
These quick connects come in handy for quickly connecting to and disconnecting from connections of all kinds! This is the female side that has a gray disconnect button for quickly disconnecting from the male end. It has a 3/8" straight barb to hook up to 3/8" ID tubing. It has a temperature tolerance range from -40 to 180F and a vacuum pressure tolerance of 120 PSI. This female piece is used with the Male 3/8" In-line Hose Barb, item #05P01-123.
Is your tap handle too short? Not visible or prominently displayed, like you would like? Look no further than this chrome extension to solve your tap handle woes! This 1-inch chrome extension is placed between your faucet and tap handle to extend it outwards. Simple to use and effective, get the right length for your tap handle today!
A swivel nut set with a barb for your gas side connections! These swivel nut sets come with a standard 1/4" female flared nut and a 5/16" barb that can be used with standard 5/16" ID gas tubing. These can be connected directly to the standard liquid disconnects that we offer, or used with a plastic flare fitting for any direct metal-on-metal connections.
The name Perlick has been in the beverage industry for a long time, and has always been associated with high quality draft equipment. The 630SS is no exception. This faucet is 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! Staying strong long after other metals begin to degrade, a stainless steel Perlick faucet is something of a long-term investment, but well worth the price!
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.
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!
Everyone with a draft system should own a spanner wrench! This little curved tool hooks into the holes on the faucet coupler to loosen or tighten your faucet as needed. Even if you bought a draft system preassembled, you will still want to take the faucet off and clean it periodically to ensure the cleanest pour possible.
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.
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!
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!
Make your dream draft system at home! Our standard faucet assembly includes everything you will need to put a faucet on an old fridge, or on the collar of a chest freezer.
This standard assembly includes:
Standard chrome-plated faucet
Faucet knob
Chrome-plated 4 1/8 in. shank with 3/16 in. bore
Beer nut, neoprene washer and 3/16 in. tailpiece
Simply drill your hole, install your assembly, and hook your liquid line into the 3/16 in. tailpiece in the back of the assembly, and you'll be pouring draft beer in no time! Perfect for refrigerator or chest freezer conversions. Get a few and have multiple beers on at once!
This 3/16" tailpiece works with standard 3/16" ID liquid side tubing in a range of liquid dispensing applications. Most commonly, this tailpiece is used with a beer nut and a neoprene beer washer on the end of a shank as part of a faucet draft system. However, they are also used on sanke couplers for the liquid dispensing side. They can come in quite handy when replacing preinstalled liquid side connections in kegerators.
A bent tailpiece can come in extremely handy when connecting liquid lines in hard-to-reach places, such as kegerator towers or homemade keezers and kegerators. Not only that, but a 90 degree bend just makes sense in some setups! This tailpiece has a standard 3/16" barb, perfect for liquid line applications. It is often used with a beer nut and a neoprene beer washer for a secure seal.
Simply put, this is a check valve ball. It works with standard NADS American "D" sanke couplers, as well as other sanke couplers that use the same ball. This helps to keep your beer in "check" by blocking backflow of liquid back through the valve. In some instances, people will lose the ball while cleaning the coupler. If this happens, never fear! We've got a replacement for you so you can keep that beer safely flowing!
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!
This handy dandy gadget makes kegged beer portable. Just fill a soda bottle from the keg and attach the Carbonator Cap. Depress the center spring and squeeze out all the air from the bottle. Attach a gray gas disconnect and fill bottle with CO2. The gas pressure will keep the beer carbonated until you open the bottle.
To reduce foaming during filling:
1. have the soda bottle is the same temperature as the beer
2. attach a tube from your faucet that is long enough to reach the bottom of the soda bottle to fill from the bottom of the bottle up
3. shut off gas to keg and purge head pressure in the keg and allow gravity to make the beer flow rather than pressure
Use your CO2 regulator with a beer gas tank with this CO2 regulator to nitrogen adapter! This part is approximately 3 inches long and will adapt a female CGA-320 fitting (which is the standard fitting on a standard CO2 regulator) to a male CGA-580 fitting (which is the standard fitting on a beer gas tank). This way, you will be able to use your existing CO2 regulator on a beer gas tank without buying a new nitrogen regulator! This works great for the creamy beer enthusiast who occasionally uses beer gas! Please note that this connection should NOT be used with pure nitrogen due to the higher pressures that pure nitrogen is kept under. This should work great for most people who occasionally use beer gas to give their beers that extra creaminess!
If the diaphragm goes out on your Taprite regulator goes out, there's nothing left to do but get a whole new regulator, right? Not anymore! Great Fermentations brings you this regulator repair kit that comes with the parts and instructions you need to fix your regulator. Much cheaper than buying a whole new regulator, give this kit a try!
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.