Replacement Floating Dip Tube for FermZilla
Replacement Floating Dip Tube for FermZilla
SKU: FE115A
$16.49
SKU: FE115A
$16.49
I make mostly IPAs with 4 ounces of dry hops and clogged dip tubes were a big problem. This completely eliminates that, and gives you clear beer from day one. For the price and ease of use, I can't imagine kegging beer without one. I was worried it would fall off without hose clamps but that hasn't been a problem. Just make sure you get the tubing on as much as possible.
This is a cheap, easy solution to your clogged corny kegs from heavily dry hopped brews. I suggest the filter as well. Works like a charm!
Will this work in a Corney keg?
Yes...sort off. And my experience has not been great. The Corny's dip tube needs to be cut--how high up to cut is up to you. Then connect the plastic tube to the trimmed piece inside the Corniy. IN THEORY the metal ball will float on the surface and the tube below it will get clear beer. I have not had luck with that. It has the annoying habit of acting as though the keg has been emptied but is quite full. I hope this helps.
Yes but 2 tips 1) cut tube to length 2) put 1/4 “ nut or sleeve over tubing to prevent foaming
works very well in corny I have 3
What is the outside diameter of the stainless tube attached to the float?
Actual outside diameter of the small section of SS tube is 8mm or 5/16 in inches
11/32 OD
Will the ball fit inside a sanke keg that has the spear removed?
Hi Pete don't know the opening size of a sanke keg but the ball itself is roughly 2 3/4 inches in diameter. Hope that helps.
What's the diameter of the silicon tubing? Is it 1/4" ID?
The ID of the tube is 1/4". It is flexible and will stretch easily over anything with an OD of 5/16" or 1/4".