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Sankey Keg Coupler (Economy)
Sankey Keg Coupler (Economy)
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This Sankey (S Type) keg coupler is a reliable and cost-effective solution for connecting S-type kegs to your beer dispense system. Commonly used across the UK and Europe, the Sankey connection is one of the most widely used keg fittings for commercial and home bar setups.
Designed to securely attach to your keg, the coupler allows both gas to enter the keg and beer to be dispensed through your system, making it an essential component for any draught setup.
⚠️ Important: This coupler is not compatible with Micromatic cleaning bottles. If you are using a cleaning bottle for line cleaning, a micromatic sankey coupler or compatible connector will be required.
Compatible with popular beer brands
The S-type (Sankey) connection is used by a wide range of well-known breweries, including:
- Fosters
- Peroni
- San Miguel
- Birra Moretti
- And many more
If you’re unsure which coupler you need, this is one of the most commonly required types.
Available Options
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Keg coupler only
Includes integrated gas non return valve -
Keg coupler with fittings
Includes gas non return valve, gas inlet female adaptor, and beer outlet female adaptor
Key Features
- S Type (Sankey) keg connection
- Cost-effective option for reliable dispense
- Integrated gas non return valve to prevent backflow
- Suitable for commercial bars and home bar setups
- Easy to connect and operate
Specifications
- Connection Type: S Type (Sankey)
- Thread Size: 3/8" x 1/2" BSP
- Application: Beer and beverage dispense systems
Not sure if this is the right coupler?
Different kegs use different connection types (A, D, S, G, M, etc.). Choosing the wrong one means it simply won’t connect.
If you’re unsure, check your keg type or contact us before ordering — we’re happy to help.
FAQ Section
What’s the difference between the various Sankey couplers?
All Sankey (S Type) couplers are designed to fit the same keg connection, so they will all connect to an S-type keg. The main differences come down to manufacturing quality, materials, and overall durability.
Lower cost versions are typically made with more basic components and are suitable for light or occasional use, such as home bars. Higher quality couplers are built to a stronger specification, offering better reliability, smoother operation, and a longer lifespan - making them more suitable for regular or commercial use.
What does the gas non return valve do?
It prevents beer or liquid from travelling back into the gas line, helping protect your system.
