They are a leading manufacturer of cooling and dispensing equipment in Europe. They sell tens of thousands of pieces a year worldwide and in their home country, the Czech Republic. They can do all this in three production areas in the picturesque villages of Sadoirvá and Dohalice, a few kilometers from a regional town, Hradec Králové. About 210 of them work their - in production, development and administration. They will invent, design, draw, build, pack and send all the equipment they sell under their brand to us and our customers. You will find them in pubs and restaurants, companies, but also in your home or garden. They are synonymous for cooling and dispensing. They offer fantastic support,warranty and quality. This is why we choose LINDR.

 Find out more by visiting https://www.lindr.cz/en/

Why key keg?

KeyKegs are essentially a sterile bag within an outer plastic sphere capable of holding pressure. When filled the inner bag expands to fill the outer plastic sphere. When served the beer leaves the bag and the space in the sphere is replaced with the serve gas. The gas never comes into contact with the beer so unlike with conventional kegs any pressurised gas including air/oxygen can be used.

One thing to bear in mind if you’re interested in stocking KeyKeg beers is that they require their own specific coupler, they won’t work with any other coupler such as Sankey or the very similar in appearance Grundy. KeyKeg connectors can be bought direct from  https://www.letsdrinkontap.com/products/Key-Keg-Coupler-p611053141 we also usually have some available for sale from our brewery.

Secondly the keg needs to be de-gassed before it is disposed of using the red KeyKegs degassing tool which is supplied with the coupler. Never attempt to de-gas a key-keg in any other way.

Conventional kegs dispense via a spear which reaches to the bottom of the keg. Serve gas is introduced to the top of the keg, putting pressure on the top of the beer and pushing it up through the spear. In contrast to this KeyKegs have no spear to the bottom and work by introducing serve gas into the space between the bag which holds the beer and the plastic outer. As the beer is served the bag is emptying and pressure needs to be maintained on it.

We have a massive range of key kegs available so contact us today to help find your the perfect pour!

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Our friends 

We work alongside www.draughtbeeronline.com an established company in the industry. Working with them has added years of experience to our growing business.

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