KegLand Oxebar Mono PET Keg | Ball Lock Adapter Tapping Head

KG520

KegLand Oxebar Mono PET Keg | Ball Lock Adapter Tapping Head

KG520

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Item #	KG520
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Weight	0.28 LBS

Description

PCO38 threaded tapping head pairs perfectly with Oxebar Mono PET Kegs for a lightweight, affordable draft dispensing system
Dip tube features a filter attachment to keep solids in the keg and out of your glass
Includes liquid and gas ball lock posts and pull-ring PRV rated to 36 psi

This handy PCO38 Tapping Head assembly is a great way to get into kegging. Using standard homebrew ball lock disconnects, this is a convenient, light weight, robust and inexpensive solution to kegging beer, cocktails, kombucha, wine, and other beverages.

This PCO38 tapping head assembly has been designed to suit standard PCO38 bottle necks such as the 4L or 8L Oxebar Mono PET Keg. KegLand utilizes quality engineering plastics and efficient injection stretch blow mould processes to manufacture economical kegs and tapping heads for both homebrewing and commercial beers. The plastics used in the tapping head can withstand a wide range of chemicals used in the brewing industry and relatively high temperatures (212°F / 100°C).

The Ball Lock Tapping Head kit comes with 2.5 BAR (36 psi) PRV, liquid and gas ball lock posts, and dip tube with filter attachment.

KegLand Part Number: KL27144

NOTE: The Oxebar Mono Keg shown in the example photos is sold separately.

Item #	KG520
Shipping	Eligible for Free Shipping Program
Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	0.28 LBS

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This a very convenient system for what we are doing

Tom m on Mar 2, 2023

Need them

Tom m on Feb 18, 2023

Looks like good kegging option

stephen w on Jan 31, 2023

My dad wants it

Sara Marie P on Dec 10, 2022

Looking for an easy way to transport some craft beer on holidays

Freddy Miguel Calero Veloz on Dec 5, 2022

Can't use the PET keg without it

JARED on Nov 26, 2022

CURIOUS ABOUT PET BOTTLES FOR MEAD TO PARTIES

SCOTT M on Oct 27, 2022

Trying it out

Brian P on Oct 11, 2022

This a very convenient system for what we are doing

Tom m on Mar 2, 2023

Need for the pet keg

Daniel J Teare on Feb 25, 2023

Need them

Tom m on Feb 18, 2023

Changing my setup

Tom m on Feb 13, 2023

Looks like good kegging option

stephen w on Jan 31, 2023

required equipment for Oxebar Keg

Matthew Boland on Jan 30, 2023

My dad wants it

Sara Marie P on Dec 10, 2022

Required component for Oxebar keg

brian on Dec 7, 2022

Looking for an easy way to transport some craft beer on holidays

Freddy Miguel Calero Veloz on Dec 5, 2022

To go with PET Keg

Aaron F on Nov 27, 2022

Can't use the PET keg without it

JARED on Nov 26, 2022

Recommendation from fellow brewer

Hope V on Nov 26, 2022

CURIOUS ABOUT PET BOTTLES FOR MEAD TO PARTIES

SCOTT M on Oct 27, 2022

I like to be an early adopter

Matthew C on Oct 19, 2022

Trying it out

Brian P on Oct 11, 2022

to go with the oxebar mono pet keg

Luis Trujillo Section 9 on Sep 27, 2022

Need for the pet keg

Daniel J Teare on Feb 25, 2023

Changing my setup

Tom m on Feb 13, 2023

required equipment for Oxebar Keg

Matthew Boland on Jan 30, 2023

Required component for Oxebar keg

brian on Dec 7, 2022

To go with PET Keg

Aaron F on Nov 27, 2022

Recommendation from fellow brewer

Hope V on Nov 26, 2022

I like to be an early adopter

Matthew C on Oct 19, 2022

to go with the oxebar mono pet keg

Luis Trujillo Section 9 on Sep 27, 2022

Any advice on getting these not to leak? No matter what I do I'm still getting a leak around the pressure relief valve piece where it screws into the main head. I've tightened it slowly to get it to stop but it still hisses. Pulling my hair out trying to get this to stop leaking.

Stephen Gabriel on Feb 20, 2023

BEST ANSWER: One thing you could try is to completely unscrew the PRV and see if there is anything like a burr or some hops or grain preventing a good seal, sometimes, the little poppet valve o-ring is not installed properly and this could be the culprit. If I where you I’d try to swap that pressure relief valve with one from another keg, to see if it solves the problem.

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PIERRE M on Feb 20, 2023
Purchased on Sep 25, 2022

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PIERRE M on Feb 20, 2023
Purchased on Sep 25, 2022

Teflon tape

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christopher mortin on Feb 20, 2023
Purchased on Oct 13, 2022

I always use plumbing tape around the thread on the post and add food-grade lube before tightening with my hand and just a bit with a wrench. Never over-tighten because it will warp and lose its grip and leak. This method has worked for me and has not leaked since. I also add some lube to the pressure relief valve.

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Roberto D on Feb 22, 2023
Purchased on Oct 17, 2022

This is a fault point of the system. I've been treating the fitting edges with keg lube and that seems to help. Eventually I may have to look for thin, flat washers that can be placed in the female fittings.

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Robert A Hall on Feb 20, 2023
Purchased on Sep 27, 2022

You may want to try adding Teflon plumbers tape to the threads, may help fill the gaps causing the leak.

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Donald K on Feb 20, 2023
Purchased on Oct 14, 2022

I used blue thread tape on all the threaded fittings

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Bradley C F on Feb 20, 2023
Purchased on Oct 17, 2022

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Does the dip tube and filter that come with this float? Or do they just sit at the bottom?

Stephen Gabriel on Jan 16, 2023

BEST ANSWER: No, the dip tube and filter do not float. I’m assuming you could swap out included dip tube for float dip tub. The included dip tube is pretty rigid.

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Jared W on Jan 18, 2023
Purchased on Sep 21, 2022

BEST ANSWER: No, the dip tube and filter do not float. I’m assuming you could swap out included dip tube for float dip tub. The included dip tube is pretty rigid.

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Jared W on Jan 18, 2023
Purchased on Sep 21, 2022

The filter has a small weight in it so it stays at the bottom. Make sure to straighten out the tubing with some hot water too.

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Hunter H on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 28, 2022

Sits at the bottom. The tube is not flexible and the filter stays down. Not a top draw tap.

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Garrett M on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Oct 21, 2022

They sit at the bottom. Tubing is much stiffer than your standard floating dip tube.

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Jake J on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Oct 9, 2022

The combination goes to the bottom. I saw no need for the filter and took it off.

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Robert A Hall on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 27, 2022

It sits at the bottom, I plan on upgrading mine with a floating dip tube.

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PIERRE M on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 25, 2022

Thr dip tube is a hard plastic, it goes to the bottom of the keg.

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Cole I on Jan 17, 2023
Purchased on Sep 30, 2022

The tube and filter sit at the bottom of the keg.

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Donald K on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Oct 14, 2022

No float came with both of mine.

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Daniel L on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Oct 3, 2022

It just sits at the bottom.

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Matthew C on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Oct 18, 2022

No, it stays at the bottom

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Michael E on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 26, 2022

They sit at the bottom.

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nelson r on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 28, 2022

it sits at the bottom

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Alex B on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Oct 13, 2022

Sits on the bottom

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Jason S on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 26, 2022

Bottom

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Rikk Desgres on Jan 16, 2023
Purchased on Sep 26, 2022

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Could you force carbonate your Homebrew with this?

Mark Trahan on Jul 19, 2023

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BEST ANSWER: I will add an extra comment that's needed per my experience, and needs to be addressed by kegland. I own three of these now, and they all leak when they are first assembled. always use plumbers tape to seal threads. IMO the only way to get it right the first time is shear luck of not over or under tightening. Once I used plumbers tape all leaks were fixed. So, yes it can be forced carbed but make sure it passes a a leak test prior to filling kegs

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Dan Johnson on Jul 28, 2023
Purchased on Oct 16, 2022

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Dan Johnson on Jul 28, 2023
Purchased on Oct 16, 2022

You definitely can, I’ve mostly used a corny keg first as a kind of “bright tank” to carbonate in first and drop debris before transferring.
If you’re carbonating with the Oxebar make darn sure all the fittings are connected TIGHTLY. I lost a 10lb tank not realizing how tight everything needed to be screwed down.

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Alexander J H on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Oct 7, 2022

It’s likely possible with the tapping head which fits the thread and neck of the PET keg. However I think the PRV would want to be the next size up. I’ve had the 36psi PRV release pressure at well under the rating.

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Philip J O on Jul 20, 2023
Purchased on Oct 5, 2022

I have never done it myself, but often force carbonate ss kegs at 40 PSI. Stated pressure limit of the Oxebar is 58 PSI, so you should be well within range.

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Robert A Hall on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Sep 27, 2022

Don't see why you couldn't. Handles up to 58psi. I would do it on a soft surface given it is not a standard SS keg, but it should work.

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Donald K on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Oct 14, 2022

Pressure rating is up to 58 psi, so there shouldn't be any issue (other than making sure you screwed the tapping head on tight).

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Jake J on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Oct 9, 2022

You can force carb in this with CO2 tank like any other keg so long as CO2 pressure is under PRV setting

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Jason S on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Sep 26, 2022

Totally, I have done it a couple of times but still trying to get best times and pressures down.

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Jeremy P on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Oct 18, 2022

Don't see why not! Just don't go top high on the psi, stay within psi limits of bottle.

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Daniel L on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Oct 3, 2022

Most definitely, I use this set up for hop water (15-20psi)

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Hunter H on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Sep 28, 2022

Yes. Just make the connections are tight/not leaking.

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Robb Denney on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Sep 19, 2022

Yes. The keg holds up to 58psi

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Dan Johnson on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Oct 16, 2022

Yes

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Valued C on Jul 19, 2023
Purchased on Sep 23, 2022

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Rated 3 out of 5

Leaks gas on the relieve valve

I tried using plumbers tape and keg lube to seal this issue but still leaks after a while, replaced the whole thing and it also leaks gas, changed to another RV and still leaks, the reason I still give it 3 stars is because I use it as a counter pressure filler for the oxebar keg, for dispensing this is not an option