What is an S type coupler?

The S System coupler is known as a European Sankey (Euro Sankey) coupler. It is compatible with European “S” system kegs. It is dependable, durable, and one of the easiest liquid transfer systems to operate. It looks similar to the D System (American Sankey). But, can be distinguished by it’s longer and narrower probe.

What is the most common keg coupler?

D-Type Keg Coupler Characteristics and Fit Also known as the American Sankey coupler, the D-type keg coupler is the most common on this side of the world. Used by the majority of North American beers, including Molson, Corona, Coors, Budweiser, Miller, PBR, Yuengling, and so many more.

How do I know which keg coupler I need?

In order for your beer to be served properly, it needs to have the correct type of coupler that fits the valve on the keg. The type of coupler you need will depend on where that specific beer was kegged. For example, the American Sankey “D” System coupler is easily the most popular.

Are all keg couplers the same?

Even though all keg couplers are similar in appearance and function, you’ll need to make sure you’ve got the right style for the keg you want to tap. Use the chart below to determine which keg coupler type corresponds with your favorite beer.

What is a Sankey keg?

Sankey Kegs, Sankey, or Sanke, are a style of kegs developed in Europe in the 1960s having immediate superiority over existing styles. Cleaning is accomplished upside down, and filling can be accomplished with the keg upright or inverted.

What coupler does Carling use?

Keg Coupler Fittings

What keg coupler is Heineken?

Sankey Keg Coupler – S-Type Keg Fitting for Carlsberg, Tetleys, Strongbow, Kronenbourg, John Smiths, Heineken, Fosters and many more.

What keg coupler do I need for Carling?

What are the different types of kegs?

Homebrewers typically choose between three styles to keg their beer: Ball Lock, Pin Lock, and Sankey kegs. Ball and Pin lock are “brothers” as they are similar but there are subtle differences between them. Commercial brewers usually use Sankey kegs, but homebrewers can use them as well.

Are kegs worth it?

A keg in the U.S. is half a barrel, which is 15.5 gallons of beer — approximately equal to 165 12-ounce bottles of beer. So, if you’re having a party with 40 people, everyone gets around four drinks. Even if you’re having a smaller get-together, a keg could be worth it, depending on how long everyone will be there.

What keg coupler do I need for Fosters?

The Micromatic Sankey Keg Coupler/Connector is usually used with the following Beers/Lagers: Amstel Beer. Fosters.

How does a keg coupler work?

A keg coupler, also known as a keg tap, is a vital piece to your draft beer system. It connects the air line (the CO2 or Nitrogen tank) and the beer line to your keg so that everything flows properly. It uses the compressed air from the tank to push the beer out of your draft system and into your glass.

How many beers in one keg?

Number of Beers in a Keg. How many beers are there in a keg? From 14 to 165. A full keg of beer, which is equivalent to half a barrel or 15.5 US gallons, can contain 165.33 bottles or cans of 12-fl oz. beers. A pony keg, which is a quarter of a barrel, can contain 82 12-fl oz. beers.

What is the amount of beer in a keg?

A standard US 1/4 keg holds 7.75 gallons of beer or 3 1/2 cases of beer (75 beers). A standard US 1/6 keg holds 5.16 gallons of beer or 2 ½ case of beer (60 beers).

Where can you buy a keg tap?

You can buy a keg tap through the Bridge Lane website, as well, but at the time of publication it was out of stock. However, you can find keg taps online. For example, there’s one for $48.99 on Amazon.