Gas Sealing For Keg Coupler Check Valve

If your keg coupler is leaking, it may be due to a faulty check valve. Instead of replacing the entire tap, consider replacing specific parts. For example, you can easily replace worn or cracked rubber check valves with a new washer designed for the tailpiece. This washer ensures a secure and leak-free connection between the tailpiece and the beer nut when attaching to the coupler (gas). It's a cost-effective solution that saves you time and money.

• If your coupler is leaking, it could be the check valve. Replacing parts like this is easier and more cost-efficient than replacing the whole keg tap.
• This is a new washer for a tailpiece.
• It fits between the tailpiece and the beer nut when attaching to the coupler (gas).
• A great replacement for worn or cracked rubber check valves.