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50L 6" Tri-Clamp Sanitary Keg w/ Dip Tube

SKU 50LKEG-C-KIT

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50L 6" Tri-Clamp Sanitary Keg w/ Dip Tube

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$449.00

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50 litre stainless steel sanitary keg with a 6 in Tri-Clamp lid, a 2 in Tri-Clamp centre port and a 1/2 in FNPT dip tube, part number 50LKEG-C-KIT. The clamp closure strips down without tools, and the centre port stays usable while the lid is sealed.

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Description

50 litre stainless steel sanitary keg with a 6 in Tri-Clamp lid, part number 50LKEG-C-KIT.

The lid is a 6 in Tri-Clamp closure carrying a 2 in Tri-Clamp centre port. The 6 in opening is for filling, cleaning and inspection; the 2 in centre port stays available for a fitting, sight glass or transfer line while the lid is clamped down. A 1/2 in FNPT dip tube draws from inside the keg, allowing transfer without breaking the lid seal.

The sanitary clamp closure is the practical reason to choose a keg like this over a drum: the lid, gasket and port fittings all strip down without tools beyond the clamps, which makes cleaning between batches straightforward and inspection visual rather than inferred.

The supplier description we hold for this part is truncated in the source, and we have published only the portion that is complete and legible. It does not give the steel grade, the dip tube length, the gasket material or a pressure rating, so we do not state them.

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity?+

50 litres.

What connections does it have?+

A 6 in Tri-Clamp lid, a 2 in Tri-Clamp centre port in that lid, and a 1/2 in FNPT dip tube. These are the connections given in the supplier description.

What is the centre port for?+

It leaves a 2 in Tri-Clamp connection available while the main lid is clamped shut, which is where a fitting, transfer line or sight glass would normally go. Our data does not specify what, if anything, ships fitted to that port.

How does it compare with the 100 litre keg?+

The 100 litre version shares the 6 in Tri-Clamp lid and dip tube arrangement and is listed in three builds including one with a dolly. This 50 litre part is a single fixed configuration. Our data does not record a 2 in centre port on the 100 litre lid, so do not assume the two lids are identical.

Is a pressure rating published?+

No. Our source data does not give a pressure or vacuum rating for this keg, so we do not publish one. Ask us before using it for anything other than atmospheric service.

What is the part number?+

50LKEG-C-KIT.

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