The battle with foaming. Bars, breweries, and restaurants are always looking for that perfect pour, consistency is everything, and in the fast paced world of the service industry dealing with over foaming is a hassle. Draft systems producing too much foam are costing you money. The traditional method of using straight C02 to push the beer from keg tap has been modified to allow for more usable beer. By using a blend of Nitrogen & C02 the beer is pushed by an inert gas, which doesn't mix with the beer. This method creates a perfect, consistent pour every time. Nitrogen generator benefits: Create Nitrogen on demand. Prevent excessive foaming. Easily install to your existing draft system.
With over 350 taps the Raleigh Beer Garden holds the world record for the most beers on draft. The beer garden uses a nitrogen generator to keep up with the high demand and always ensure a consistent pour.
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A contaminated beverage CO2 cylinder is all too common, yet avoidable with proper equipment and procedures. . Contamination is typically caused when beverage syrup backflows through the cylinder valve and then back into the CO2 cylinder. A contaminated cylinder can be a costly scenario, from both financial(cost of cleaning a contaminated cylinder) and health (safe for human consumption) perspectives Here are two methods recommended by the Compressed Gas Association (CGA) for helping to control contamination and backflow. These specific recommendations can be found on CGA G-6.3 & CGA G-6.8.