Fixings, clips & sundries

The screws, clips, brackets, washers and tape that hold a dispense installation together and keep it tidy.

  • Clip lines properly u2014 sagging line develops warm low points
  • Match stated sizes exactly; near enough is how joints weep
  • Keep a small stock of the washer and clip sizes your system uses

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None of this is glamorous and all of it matters. A line that is properly clipped along its run does not sag, does not chafe and does not develop the low point where beer sits and warms; one that is left loose will do all three within a year.

How to choose

What to know

Sizes here are exact rather than approximate. A washer or seal is specified to fit one thing, and a near-enough substitute is how a joint ends up weeping. Where a size is stated in the product name it is worth matching it precisely rather than ordering the closest available.

What to know

These are consumables in practice even where they look permanent. Washers perish, clips get cut off when a line is moved, and having a small stock of the sizes your system uses saves a call-out.

Common questions

Does it matter if beer line sags?

Yes. A sagging run creates low points where beer sits between pours, warms up and goes stale, and the line rubs where it touches. Clipping it properly is a five-minute job that prevents both.

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