Type D Sanke Coupler + Hardware by CRBrewBeer + Serving Homebrew & Sanke Kegs on Any Kegerator
CRBrewBeer CRBREW-SNKYD US Sankey Beer, Homebrewing Stainless Steel Probe Heavy Duty Keg System with Black Lever Handle, D Type Coupler
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- Stainless steel probe ★ the D system keg coupler’s probe is made of stainless steel that will not wear away over time and your beer will no flavor at all. Keg coupler’s body is made from chrome-plated brass
- No gas leaks ★ this keg coupler features a 55-65 PSI pressure relief valve with a food grade silicone O-ring to avoid relief valve leakage of the keg coupler. The keg coupler meeting all kinds of high pressure beer that needs You, this is definitely the best GIFT for lovers of home brewing.
- Perfectly beer line fitting ★ perfectly beer line fitting ★ this Sankey keg coupler came with a fitting for the beer line so you Didn’t have to buy it separately, No more wasting time waiting, tap keg now, Cheers ! ! ! !
- Easy to install ★ come with two tailpiece set & hose clamp ★ the Sankey keg coupler is G5/8 thread( U. S. Beer industry standard). This D coupler has a 3/8″ Od gas/beer tailpiece to fit 5/16″ Id hose
- With a pressure relief valve ★ The pressure relief valve of keg tap coupler will automatically open on about 53 psi
- material type: Stainless Steel
These allow you to easily convert a compatible sanke tap to ball lock disconnects so that you can serve it in your homebrew kegerator without swapping out fittings.
CRBrewBeer CRBREW-SNKYD US Sankey Beer, Homebrewing Stainless Steel Probe Heavy Duty Keg System with Black Lever Handle, D Type Coupler – affiliate link, note that multiple variations of this product may be available, as such a different version may appear at this link
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