4 tap Stainless Steel Beer Tower
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- Shipping information
This is the quad tower that comes with out series X Kegerator - we have a few options.
There are no taps with this kit - select whether you want the basic tower, the tower kit, or if you want to add disconnects - any of our Nukataps fill fit perfectly to complete the font / tower.
Just the font
- Quadruple Tap - Brushed Stainless Steel Font Only
Basic Font Kit
As above plus:
- 4 x duotight Compatible Short Shank
- 4 x Black Plastic Tap Handle
- Pre-Cut - 4mm ID x 8mm OD Evabarrier Beer Line and 5mm ID x 8mm OD Evabarrier Gas Line
- 4 x duotight 6.5mm x 8mm (1/4" x 5/16") push in fittings to easily join the beer line to the tap shanks
- 3 x duotight 8mm (5/16") tee to join gas line together
- 7 in 1 keg tool
- 4 x Metric M5 stainless screws to secure the font to the fridge
Full Font Kit
As above plus:
- 4x Liquid MFL disconnect
- 4x Gas MFL disconnect
- 8x 5/16" - 1/4" duotight pushfits
Please note:
No gasket is supplied in this kit (different to as shown in the photo).
If supplying 4 kegs at once it is recommended to add either a manifold (email us to do 5/16" fittings instead of 3/8") or a 5/16" check valve to each gas line.
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- Orders over £80 ship with DPD next day service
- Smaller items ship with royal mail from £2.90
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