Pin Lock to Ball Lock Conversion Kit?
Lock Keg Posts,304 stainless Lock Keg Posts set Type keg Lock Post Adapter 9/16in‑18 Brewing Accessory Adapter Kit
More InfoHighlighted Features
- Convenient O :Ball Lock Post Ball lock with O‑, with good sealing performance to prevent leakage of gas and liquid connections.
- Stainless Steel Material:Lock Keg Posts Selected high‑quality 304 stainless steel material, high hardness, strong and .
- Pressure Resistance:Keg Posts Parts Without welding, higher pressure resistance, resistance and pressure resistance.
- Easy to Install：Ball Lock Connector It is compact and portable, no need tools, can be installed and used directly to help you brew craft beer.
- Professional Made：Keg Ball Lock Post Exquisite workmanship, long service life, which is a practical home brewing accessory.
Make sure the components you use are compatible and rated for your intended application. Contact manufacturer with questions about suitability or a specific application. Always read and follow manufacturer directions.
This set appears to include Universal Poppets – check out our Tips on Installing and Adjusting Universal Poppets
Commentary from HBF: This is currently getting generally poor reviews. I wonder if what’s happening is that this combo is really a pin lock to ball lock conversion instead of ball lock replacement posts. Generally speaking ball lock kegs have 19/32’’-18 and pin lock kegs have 9/16in‑18 threads. These have 9/16in‑18. This leads me to think this may actually be a conversion kit.
Lock Keg Posts,304 stainless Lock Keg Posts set Type keg Lock Post Adapter 9/16in‑18 Brewing Accessory Adapter Kit – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
Also: Keg Post Conversion Kit (pin lock to ball lock) 9/16-18 Thread
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