Air Compressor | BAMBI PTH24

£1,520.99

PTH24 Beverage Air Compressor | Oil-Free Air Compressor for Beer Dispense Systems Power your draught beer dispense system with clean, reliable compressed air using the Drin-KIT PTH24 Oil-Free Beverage

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Description

PTH24 Beverage Air Compressor | Oil-Free Air Compressor for Beer Dispense Systems Power your draught beer dispense system with clean, reliable compressed air using the Drin-KIT PTH24 Oil-Free Beverage Air Compressor . Manufactured in Britain by Bambi Air exclusively for beverage dispensing applications, the PTH24 provides a dependable alternative to CO₂ for beer pumps, drink dispense systems, cellar installations and beverage production equipment. Designed specifically for pubs, bars, breweries, taprooms, restaurants, mobile bars and commercial beverage installations, the PTH24 delivers 75 litres per minute of clean, oil-free air at 5 bar , ensuring consistent dispense performance while reducing ongoing CO₂ costs and cylinder handling. Unlike standard workshop compressors, the PTH24 features an oil-free compressor pump , 10-micron filter regulator , internally coated air receiver and ultra-quiet operation, making it ideal for food and beverage environments where clean compressed air is essential. Why Choose the Drin-KIT PTH24? Purpose-built for draught beer dispensing systems Clean, 100% oil-free compressed air Excellent alternative to CO₂-powered beer pumps Helps reduce gas rental and cylinder replacement costs Quiet running for indoor cellar and bar installations Manufactured and quality tested in Britain Ready to use with standard UK 240V plug Compact footprint for easy installation Low maintenance with no oil changes required Designed for continuous commercial beverage us

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Manufacturer BAMBI
Type Air Compressors

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Questions about this product

What is the difference between a primary and a secondary regulator?

A primary mounts on the cylinder and brings the high bottle pressure down to a usable working pressure. A secondary sits downstream and lets you trim the pressure to individual lines that need different settings.

Why is my beer pouring all head?

The most common cause is working pressure set too high, which over-carbonates the beer. Check the low-pressure gauge, not the bottle gauge. Warm beer and a dirty line will do the same thing, so rule those out too.

Can I use a CO2 regulator on a mixed gas cylinder?

No. The valve fittings differ by design so that the wrong regulator cannot be fitted. Use the regulator made for the gas you are running.