Aston Cylinder

£126.99

The Aston Cylinder is available in 1/4pt and 1/2pt and with or without a self-contained water jacket (eliminates the possibility of cross-contamination).

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Description

The Aston Cylinder is available in 1/4pt and 1/2pt and with or without a self-contained water jacket (eliminates the possibility of cross-contamination). The cylinder comes with an Energised Non-Return Valve which prevents the beer from flowing back down the line. INSTALLATION & FITTING To remove the cylinder drain both the lines and the cylinder beforehand. This will help eliminate waste and reduce mess. Firstly unscrew the pivot points near the base of the frame. Remove the dispense tap and unclip the spring pin. Once you have the cylinder and dispense tap free from the frame this makes it a lot easier to access the jubilee clips. Simply loosen the jubilee clip that holds the connection tube on to the outlet of the top cap and pull the tube off. To install the new cylinder slide the connection tube over the outlet. Tighten the jubilee clip back up to create an airtight seal. To connect the cylinder to the frame, slide the spring clip through the holes which connect the cylinder clevis and Aston Quadrant together. Screw the dispense tap back to the frame and screw in the pivot point. Tighten the bolts to the frame to avoid them coming loose. Be careful not to screw the pivot points to much but keep them flush with the outside of the frame. To connect the dispense unit up to the beer line, simply slide a Hose Clip on the end of the beer line. Once in place slide it on the bottom of the Hose Tail. This is then connected to the Aston Cylinder. Make sure to keep all washers and

Specification

Manufacturer Harry Mason Ltd
Type Beer Pump Cylinder

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Questions about this product

How much beer does one pull give?

It depends on the cylinder. A half-pint engine gives roughly half a pint per full pull, so one pint is two pulls. Quarter-pint engines are also common and take four.

What does a sparkler actually do?

It pushes the beer through fine holes as it leaves the swan neck, knocking condition out of the beer and creating a tight creamy head. It is traditional in the north of England. Removing it gives a looser head and more aroma, which is the southern style.

Does a beer engine need gas?

No. It is a suction pump u2014 that is the defining feature of cask dispense. The beer comes up the line under the pull of the handle, with nothing pushing it from behind.