There are (at least) two types of keg couplers: Tavern heads, used for serving beer, which have a PRV on the side, and cleaning/filling heads, which don't have a PRV, and usually have a larger bore on the beer tube. For washing/filling, you'll need to remove the ball--which a filler/washer head usually has for some reason.
GWK isn't the only source for brewery parts, nor is it the best nor least expensive. We use mostly Banner and Perlick for our couplers. We don't pay $100 for a cleaning coupler. We don't pay $100 for an all-SS tavern head, for that matter. Shop around!
GWK isn't the only source for brewery parts, nor is it the best nor least expensive. We use mostly Banner and Perlick for our couplers. We don't pay $100 for a cleaning coupler. We don't pay $100 for an all-SS tavern head, for that matter. Shop around!
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