TecFlo’s FOB detector shuts down beer flow when keg empties. This eliminates the spitting and spraying that usually happens when a keg "blows". No need to refill lines after opening new keg. Eliminating foam and wasted beer. Remember foam is beer (and beer = money).

Surely you already know problems with a draft beer installation. Sometimes it can be difficult to keep up with demand because the beer foams too much. It is also difficult to get the last beer out of the keg. Fortunately your problems can be solved with a DraftMore. It makes sure that the pressure in the keg is correct according to the temperature of the beer.

When ordering cleaning kegs it is important to know which spear head you have on your beer keg so the same keg coupler can be used on the cleaning keg.

Our stainless steel cleaning kegs are available with 1 spear head or 3 spear heads (which heads?) Plastic cleaning kegs are available with 1 spear only.

For Key Kegs a special spear head has been developed and therefore you will need a cleaning adaptor to make the special keg coupler fit on the cleaning keg. For more details please fill free to contact us. 

Stanwell’s Flojet Beer Pumps are capable of delivering beer up to 18 m vertically through a single line. Beer pumps are necessary in long haul systems to keep a constant pressure and to reduce foam.

For beers using mix gas (CO2 + Nitrogen) a beer pump is not required because the nitrogen is used to propel the beer through the line.

The new Stanwell Beer Pump is designed to take into account normal dispense environments and cold beer dispense applications.

Beer pumps can operate both on compressed air (with oil and moisture filter) and CO2.

Agitators (pumps with dual function) serve 2 purpose:

1. To constantly circulate ice cold water around the beer coils in the beer cooler's water tank.

2. To pump ice cold water in the python (link to page 1.1.2) up to the tower and back into the water tank in order to keep the beer cold all the way from keg to glass.