The Draft Line | 4.41 lb CO2 Cylinder for Draft Beer and Soda Systems

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描述

A kegerator is only as good as the gas behind it. The Draft Line is a 4.41 pound CO2 cylinder in 6061-T6 alloy steel, rated to a 1800 PSI working pressure and hydro-tested to 3000 PSI, with a regulator range of 0 to 60 PSI so a pour can be tuned rather than guessed at. It ships empty, because a full cylinder cannot legally travel by post, and it fills at any welding-gas or beverage-gas supplier.

The detail that separates a usable cylinder from an annoying one is the valve and the coating. The gray spray coating is not cosmetic: it protects the body from the condensate and knocks that a cylinder takes when it lives under a counter and gets hauled out for refills twice a season. The body weighs 11.46 pounds empty, which keeps a full setup portable enough to move without a trolley, and the pressure stability means carbonation holds steady across a keg rather than creeping up as the cylinder empties.

At two kilograms of food-grade CO2 (99.95 percent, E290 compliant) it dispenses roughly 600 litres of beer, which is a working number for a home kegerator rather than a commercial taproom. The same cylinder carbonates soda water, pushes cold brew, and serves as a spare for anyone running a draft line who does not want a weekend to end because the gas ran out at ten o'clock on a Saturday.

Good beer is mostly patience. The second most important thing is consistent pressure.


What Makes It Different

  • ✦6061-T6 alloy steel body, 4.41 lb / 2 kg CO2 capacity
  • ✦1800 PSI working pressure, hydro-tested to 3000 PSI
  • ✦Regulator output adjustable from 0 to 60 PSI for pour tuning
  • ✦Gray spray coating protects the body from condensate and handling knocks
  • ✦Ships empty for legal transport, fills at any beverage-gas supplier
  • ✦Dispenses roughly 600 litres of beer per fill
  • ✦Suitable for draft beer, soda water, cold brew and kombucha systems

Technical Specifications

  • Capacity4.41 lb / 2 kg CO2
  • Body Material6061-T6 alloy steel
  • Empty Weight11.46 lb
  • Working Pressure1800 PSI
  • Test Pressure3000 PSI
  • Output Range0 to 60 PSI adjustable via regulator
  • Gas SpecificationFood grade, 99.95 percent, E290 compliant
  • YieldApproximately 600 L of dispensed beer per fill
  • FinishGray spray coating
  • Shipping StateShipped empty, no gas included

Where It Earns Its Place

Home kegerator owners are the core use: one cylinder, one regulator, and a steady pour across a corny keg or a commercial sixtel. Soda water drinkers use the same cylinder for carbonating a litre bottle at a time, which turns a kitchen tap into a seltzer line for a fraction of the canned cost. Cold brew and nitro-coffee setups use it for the push and the cascade. Bars keep one as a spare so a Friday night does not end when the primary cylinder empties, and mobile caterers like the weight because it can be carried by one person.

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Questions Buyers Actually Ask

Q: Does the tank arrive full?

No. It ships empty, because pressurised gas cannot be sent through normal parcel networks. Filling is done locally at a welding-gas or beverage-gas supplier, usually while you wait.

Q: What fitting does it use?

It takes a standard CO2 regulator with the industry-standard beverage thread. If you already own a kegerator regulator, it will fit; check the thread type before ordering a new one.

Q: How long does one fill last?

Roughly 600 litres of dispensed beer, which for a home kegerator is several months of regular use. Carbonating soda water daily will use it faster.

Q: Can I use it for soda water and cold brew as well as beer?

Yes. Food-grade CO2 is the same gas for all three. Flavour transfer only becomes an issue if a line is left uncleaned between products.

Q: Is it safe to keep indoors?

Yes, upright in a ventilated space, secured so it cannot fall. CO2 is heavier than air, so avoid storing it in a sealed cupboard at floor level.

Q: Does it need testing?

It is hydro-tested to 3000 PSI and rated for 1800 PSI working pressure. Local filling stations will check the test date as part of their fill procedure.

Q: Can it be transported in a car?

Yes, upright and secured, with the regulator removed and the valve capped. Do not leave it in a hot vehicle.

Q: What regulator do I need?

A standard CO2 beverage regulator with 0 to 60 PSI output. Dual-gauge regulators show both cylinder pressure and output pressure, which makes tuning easier.

Customer Reviews

Customer Reviews

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Suki E.
Second cylinder ended the Saturday night panic

Kept running out mid weekend, so now one is on line and one is full on the shelf. The 4.41 pound size is light enough to carry upstairs without a trolley, which the bigger cylinder never was.

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Mateo Q.
Ships empty, so plan the first fill

Expected an empty cylinder and the local gas supplier filled it while I waited. Worth calling ahead because not every welding shop does beverage grade. The coating has already taken a knock against a keg and there is no rust showing.

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Alina Y.
Six hundred litres per fill is about right

Running a two tap kegerator I got roughly eight weeks out of the first fill before the pour slowed, which lines up with the stated yield. Pressure held at 12 PSI across a full keg without creeping, so carbonation stayed consistent to the last glass.

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