11 Mar
2004
11 Mar
'04
5:04 p.m.
I think they are the metric version of a quarter barrel (7.89 gallons)
and I assume Spaten slide is the "flat" fitting and not the Euro-Sankey
fitting. These fittings are supposed to be simpler that the Sankey
types - the head is just slide laterally onto the keg.
Nominal specs for 30L is 7.9 to 12.5 kg (17.4 to 27,5 pounds) empty.
The walls are 1 to 2 mm thick. They are designed for filling and
cleaning in a sealed process just like the Sankey kegs. Probably not a
typical homebrewer keg unless you want to cut the top off and make a
kettle.
jdcotton(a)mmm.com writes:
What the hell is a slide tap??
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John Freyer
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03/11/2004 02:46
PM
Please respond to
Fryorama
I have a source that is looking to move 250 stainless steel 30 L kegs.
They
are the "slide" tap, similar to Spaten.
If you are interested, contact me directly.
John Freyer
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