CO2 Plastic Barrel Spiggot

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CO2 PLASTIC BARREL SPIGOT The Harry Mason CO2 Plastic Barrel Spigot is the best way of applying a blanket pressure.

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CO2 PLASTIC BARREL SPIGOT The Harry Mason CO2 Plastic Barrel Spigot is the best way of applying a blanket pressure. However it must be noted that this should only be used on a lay down barrel. The huge advantage of using a CO2 Plastic Barrel Spigot is that it can maximise the longevity of of your beer. It ensures that the yeast doesn’t react in the same way with CO2 as oxygen. CO2 extends the life of the yeast. The CO2 Plastic Barrel Spigot is manufactured from FDA approved food grade and high impact resistant material. Increase life span of your cask Easy to install Non Return Valve to control CO2 Made from impact and food grade materials HOW IT WORKS The CO2 Barrel Spigot contains a Non Return Valve (duck bill). This is also used in the Cask Breather (Auto Ventilator) . The?Non Return Valve allows CO2 to enter the cask and consequently prevents any gases from leaving. There are a few other products that you will need to apply a blanket pressure on your ale in your cask. You will need an Aspirating Valve and a Check Valve . Finally we recommend checking out the current law and legislation for the use of CO2 in the cellar. Check out our Gas Related Blog. LAY DOWN VENTING To install correctly, please watch James demonstrate various options in how to vent your lay down cask barrel. Plus make sure that you make an air tight seal in the shive with the CO2 Barrel Spigot. GAS – WHAT TO LOOK FOR Gas can help make you pub very profitable with extending the life span of your cask. How

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Manufacturer Harry Mason Ltd
Type Barrel Venting

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Questions about this product

What is the difference between a soft spile and a hard spile?

A soft spile is porous and lets gas escape slowly, which is what you want while the beer is still conditioning. A hard spile is solid and seals the cask, holding the remaining condition in the beer until it is served.

How long should a cask vent for?

Until the bubbling stops, which depends on the beer and how warm the cellar is. It can be a few hours or it can be two days. Time is a poor guide u2014 watch the cask, not the clock.

Can I reuse a wooden spile?

No. Wood is porous, which is exactly what makes a soft spile work, and it is also what makes it impossible to clean properly. Use a fresh one on every cask.