Welding a leaky keg seam

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gezzanet

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One of my 9.5 l keg king kegs has sprung a pin hole leak at the seam. Anybody got the gear or have any contacts around newcastle to repair the pin hole? Thinking weld or braze. Would be a shame to turf a newish keg.
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Get someone to Tig weld it.
Yep, if it's not under warranty a purge TIG weld would be the go - redo the whole seam of course.
Assuming you can get someone to do it at a reasonable cost.
I used to use a guy in Moorabbin who was happy to do odd welding jobs for beer but he's not there anymore.
 
Thanks guys. I’ll see how I go with a warranty job. Cheers gez
 
ironically this is exactly the type of manufacturing defect that iso 9001 accreditation is supposed to eliminate!
 
JB weld is meant to be food safe, you could put a blob on the inside.......worth a try
 
Just some feedback on where I got to with this.
A lot of run around trying to chase purchase info and contacting supplier and Keg King
Keg King came through with a replacement warranty job on the keg so all good
Big thumbs up for keg king and Kane for working through this.
+ 1 keg king
 

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