These ball valves include a built in check valve to not only protect your regulator but also prevent gas or beer migrating from one keg to another

The manifolds we sell all come standard with 2, 4 or 6 output. These can be converted to 3, 5, or 7 output by simply unscrewing the 1/4 inch plug from the end of the manifold and inserting one of these 1/4 inch ball valves (see image to the left)

Please note, we recommend using teflon plumbers tape when screwing these into any manifold.

Standard nylon washer for ensuring no leaks attaching your regulator to your CO2 bottle.

Outer diameter = 18mm x internal diameter = 11.5mm x 3mm thickness

This is a bulk product - one unit equals 1 meter.

Clear 6mm ID Ledavin PVC tubing perfect for gas or beer line. Capable of fitting a standard disconnect barb, not suitable for push in fittings (without a barb to tube adapter).

We recommend using the 4mm ID version of this where you want the line as short as possible (kegerators, fridge mounted taps etc). This makes a great gas line or when you need to bridge longer distances from keg to tap.

Outer diameter = 10mm

Premium Plus Micromatic, dual guage CO2 Regulator for your kegging system. This high quality regulator will allow constant pressure supply at high output flow rates. Now comes with adjustment knob to alter the pressure, or use the allen key provided.

This is a fantastic way to make a CO2/Nitrogen gas board so you can control, monitor and display the different pressures to a multi-keg draft system.

These food grade, polypropylene regulator gas boards allow you to mount your mini inline regulators to your wall so you can supply gas to various kegs at different pressures. The mounting holes for the wall mounting are pre-drilled, the holes for the regulators are pre-drilled and this makes installation really easy.

74g CO2 Cartridge | The Big Bulb | (5/8-18UNF Thread).

This CO2 Cartridge has a much larger thread than the standard 16g bulbs. It will require a different bushing if you are to use it with the 360 Core Mini Regulator. It does not suit other regulators in the KegLand range.

Traditional analogue gauges require a small capillary mechanism where a small pipe expands and unravels under pressure. This in turn drives a mechanical cog to rotate the gauge needle.  This age old technique works quite well especially in large gauges but as this mechanism is manufactured smaller and smaller a tradeoff between accuracy and size becomes the issue.  With very small gauges such as a 27mm x 27mm Mini Gauge it's difficult to make them better than 10% accuracy due to the physical constraints of the mechanical components.