Keg Disconnects

Periodically, during serving or carbonating operations, the Becker Disconnect Poppet may become damaged or wear out over time, leaking CO2 or liquid from the keg.  To replace the poppet, simply unscrew the Liquid Plug Cap from the top of the disconne

Manufactured with three locking slots to match the beverage out pins of the tank plug on a pin lock soda keg, the Liquid Pin Disconnect requires a beverage, nut and stem assembly for proper connection to ¼” or 3/16” beverage tubing.

Collar disconnect attaches to the liquid out of ball lock kegs and requires a beverage, nut and stem assembly for proper connection to ¼” or 3/16” beverage tubing.

Collar disconnect attaches to the gas input tank plug of ball lock kegs and requires a gas, nut and stem assembly for proper connection to 5/16” gas tubing.

Placed between male and female metal ¼” flare connections, the Nylon Flare Washer prevents gas leaks by forming a tight seal, reducing accidental depletion of CO2 tanks during carbonation or serving operations.

Manufactured with two locking slots to match the gas in pins of a tank plug on a pin lock soda keg, the Gas Pin Disconnect requires a gas, nut and stem assembly for proper connection to 5/16” gas tubing.

The Cap Washer fits between the Plug Cap and the disconnect housing of both Becker Gas and Liquid Disconnects, forming a liquid or air tight seal and preventing troublesome leaks.Storing a small inventory of disconnect washers in the brewery will prevent