Kegco 22 Cu. Ft. Nitrogen Air Tank - High Pressure Aluminum Gas Cylinder

• Brand new aluminum high pressure nitrogen tanks
• We do not sell reconditioned steel tanks
• Produced from high strength aluminum alloy 6061-T6
• Popular because they are not as heavy as steel tanks and do not rust
• Cylinders are stamped with required U.S. Department of Transportation and Transport Canada markings
  *All tanks are shipped empty

The Beverage Factory offers only brand new aluminum High Pressure Nitrogen Tanks. We do not sell reconditioned steel tanks. Every nitrogen cylinder is produced from high strength aluminum alloy 6061-T6. These tanks are popular because they are not as heavy as steel tanks and do not rust. The service pressure is up to 2216 PSI/153 BAR. These cylinders are stamped with required U.S. Department of Transportation and Transport Canada markings. The 580 valves are CGA approved, and have a female thread for Nitrogen Regulators.

Before you can properly pour Guinness®, you will need to dispense it with a mixed gas tank. Guinness® is a nitrogenated beer as opposed to a carbonated beer. Nitrogen is what gives Guinness® its famous taste and pour. The proper gas mixture you will need is 75% Nitrogen and 25% Co2. Not every gas supplier is willing to fill a mixed blend, so you will need to call around to find a place who will be willing to fill a mixed blend.

It is our experience that most suppliers are willing to fill a tank comparable in size to your standard 10 lb. Co2 tank. The proper nitrogen tank should be a high pressure tank in the 2200 PSI range with a nitrogen CGA 580 valve. We sell a 33 cubic high pressure tank with a rating of 2216 PSI/153 bar with a nitrogen valve. If you want to buy our tank, please confirm you can fill it locally.

• 5-1/8" Diameter
• 19.5" Height
• 2216 PSI
• 153 BAR
• CGA-580 Valve

WARNING: This product has Brass components. Brass alloys are known to contain trace amounts of Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.