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Are the mini keg openings the same thread and size as the ones currently on the market, so existing fittings can be used with these kegs?
 
Awesome, thank you!

Is the material all stainless?

Yes these are all made of stainless. They are not particularly thick and not suitable if you want to stack grain ontop but they are great if you just need something to block partiulcates that would otherwise get into your pump or chiller.
 
Yes these are all made of stainless. They are not particularly thick and not suitable if you want to stack grain ontop but they are great if you just need something to block partiulcates that would otherwise get into your pump or chiller.
Thanks, I was just looking for something to go over my unconcealed element to keep the grain bag off it.
 
Hi. Can you supply an empty 6kg CO2 bottle? I would like to purchase one when I'm in Aussie next and bring it back to NZ with my luggage.
 
Pretty keen on getting the 58L kegmenter.

It's listed on the site as being available 26th June.

There is no price listed for the KL05890 Ball Lock Post lid. Any indicative pricing on this? Will it be available in the same timeframe?
 
KL05890 $34 there is no ETA though, I would guess they're in the same shipment as the kegs though.
 
What about spunding valves?

I search spunding but there is nothing listed on the website under this? Also searched "pressure".

They seem to be sold out everywhere in Aus at the moment?

Cheers,

Matt
 
Do you have product dimensions for the 58L keg...?

Looking to get a new fermentation fridge and I want to future proof it with the ability to stack them 2 units high.

Cheers,

Matt
 
I have a three tap kegerator I purchased a few months back from KegLand and continually find that the beer won't come through the line consistently? You pour a couple of beers no problem, and then nothing comes through once you have left it alone for 20 minutes. I end up having to reach in and shift the kegs around/squeeze the lines, sort of thing for five minutes to get the beer pouring again. Is anyone else experiencing this? I wanted to change the beer line that originally came with the kegerator, but is this what could be causing this?
 
I have a three tap kegerator I purchased a few months back from KegLand and continually find that the beer won't come through the line consistently? You pour a couple of beers no problem, and then nothing comes through once you have left it alone for 20 minutes. I end up having to reach in and shift the kegs around/squeeze the lines, sort of thing for five minutes to get the beer pouring again. Is anyone else experiencing this? I wanted to change the beer line that originally came with the kegerator, but is this what could be causing this?

Frozen beer line? Keep it off the back plate
 
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Add 5 of these hop socks to your order on our website:

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Then use the promo code: HOPSOCK4MAY and you will get 5 hop socks completely FREE!

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Working great! Cheers!
 
Frozen beer line? Keep it off the back plate

Its also a good idea to keep the fan on all the time.

Without the font fan on you will get a large temperature gradient between the back of the fridge and the front of the fridge. As a result the back will be several degrees colder but the gap between the kegs and the door of the fridge will be several degrees higher. This means to get your desiered temp for the kegs the chill plate at the back has to get signficantly colder. Using the font fan means you will get a more even temp in the fridge which is why we recommend to use the fan all the time.

You will notice that when you use the fan you can increase the temp of the fridge by about 2 degrees and your actual keg temperature will be similar when compared to not using the fan.
 
Thanks, I was just looking for something to go over my unconcealed element to keep the grain bag off it.
Any chance you can buy the actual sparge arm portion and not just the camlock bits?

https://www.kegland.com.au/robobrew-gen3-recirculation-pipe-assembly-camlock-upgrade.html

Yes we can sell just the sparge arm separately if you like. We dont have a part number for this but if you email us on [email protected] we can send you a quote for this part.
 
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