Co2 Tanks, Nitro Tanks & Accessories
Kegging beer is very convenient as it allows homebrewers to store (and serve) their beer in larger quantities. Unlike bottling beer manually, homebrewers can dispense draft beer from their Cornelius keg and kegerators.
To build a kegging system, home brewers need a few extra pieces of equipment and tools. One of the essential parts used in this system is a Nitrogen or Carbon dioxide (CO2) tank. Connecting a tank with dispensing gas is necessary to provide carbonation to the beer. It also pushes the beer out from the Sanke or Cornelius keg and into your glass.
When buying a CO2 tank, most homebrewers often get the five-pound tank because it is easier to transport. But if you are planning on dispensing a lot of beer, opting for a 20-pound tank is a better option. Moreover, for safety purposes, choose a Nitro or CO2 tank that is certified. Need details on which tanks may be filled and transported in Canada? Take a look at the new FAQ on Cylinders and Tubes - Transport Canada. (more info below)
To build a kegging system, home brewers need a few extra pieces of equipment and tools. One of the essential parts used in this system is a Nitrogen or Carbon dioxide (CO2) tank. Connecting a tank with dispensing gas is necessary to provide carbonation to the beer. It also pushes the beer out from the Sanke or Cornelius keg and into your glass.
When buying a CO2 tank, most homebrewers often get the five-pound tank because it is easier to transport. But if you are planning on dispensing a lot of beer, opting for a 20-pound tank is a better option. Moreover, for safety purposes, choose a Nitro or CO2 tank that is certified. Need details on which tanks may be filled and transported in Canada? Take a look at the new FAQ on Cylinders and Tubes - Transport Canada. (more info below)
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