BLT - Beer line tidy for 8mm (5/16) OD
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We recommend setting up the BLT's before you start using the unit in that 24-48 hour period when you need to have the unit off and upright anyway.
8mm OD Beer Line Tidy (BLT) - Beer and Gas Line Organiser
This beer line tidy is a handle little part that will help you organise your beer and gas line inside your fridge, keezer, kegerator or cellar. Designed to suit both 8mm outer diameter hosing like our 4mm x 8mm and 5mm x 8mm hosing.
If you are using 6.3mm x 9.5mm EVABarrier hosing, you will need to use the XL BLT - Beer Line Tidy units.
Simply remove the was paper and use the strong 3M adhesive to attach this beer/gas line organiser to whatever device you like.
This keeps your beer and gas plumbing neat and tidy so your draft system looks as good as it works.
NOTE: As of November 2021 we have changed this product to use the 3M VHB adhesive. We have found this particular adhesive to be even better than the 3M PE foam tape but the application instructions are slightly different. 3M recommends for best bonding to apply this product at Room temperature for 72hrs before applying load. After 72hrs curing/dwell time the tape will have reached maximum strength.
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