This all stainless fitting features a ball lock beer side connection, a ¼" male flare threaded outlet, and adjustable flow control. Perfect for making keg mounted faucets where you do not have 4' of 3/16" interior diameter tubing to reduce foaming. Adjust the flow when it leaves the keg!
If you want to make a ball lock keg faucet, you will need to purchase this connector, plus our items Q79 Faucet Adapter, P76 Intertap Faucet, Q53 Shank Securing Nut, and P56 Chrome Faucet Handle.
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Jan 07, 2020 by GG
Q: Is a plastic flare washer needed if connecting this directly to a Q79 faucet adapter?
A: Yes, our item Q87
Dec 18, 2019 by Joe
Q: If I attach a faucet directly to this (no beer line), would I need a flow control faucet to dispense at 12 psi, or will this alone give me enough flow restriction?
A: This will let you dial in plenty of restriction, no need for the flow control faucet.
Aug 06, 2019 by RJ
Q: Are John Guest fittings compatible with this thread or just duotight fittings?
A: The thread on the ball-lock is the standard 1/4" flair. So if your John Guest fittings screw onto a standard ball-lock threaded fitting, it will work on Kegland Stainless Flow Control Threaded Ball-lock as well.
Jul 23, 2019 by Ron
Q: How do you adapt this to a barbed fitting?
A: You can screw on our Barbed Adapter item D66. https://www.williamsbrewing.com/14-Tubing-Barbed-Adapter-P110.aspx
Jun 26, 2019 by JB
Q: Can I use my Perlick faucets with this?
A: It does't matter what type of faucet you use as this is a flow control ball-lock fitting. This means it connects at the keg, not the tap.
Works as advertised
I use this with water I keep on very very high carbonation combined with a very short line length (~20"). It works great! A flow control faucet didn't work for my application. It created tons of turbulence, which then pours the water in a weird off-center pattern with lots of foam and loses much of the carbonation. This restricts flow at the keg so the water stays under pressure in the lines and settles down before coming out of the faucet in a regular, fully carbonated stream.
Won't connect
I have tried too many times to get this to work. It just won't attached to the liquid ball lock male connector. So disappointed. William's Responds: Jim, sounds like you received one with a machining issue. We are sending you a replacement.
Flow control
Works great. I use it for carbonated water, which has a high psi. Keeps theater from "blasting" out of the tap.
Works pretty well
Only complaint I have about these, really, is that the machining needs to be a little more polished. These things are razor sharp inside. The threads will cut you. Functionally these are great. I ordered them to replace all of the intertap flow control faucets I have on my keezer and to minimize the line balancing necessary on my jockey box. Worked well on both accounts.
Work as expected
Solid and well made. For now, one week into its use, works as expected and it is much better than flow control at the faucet. Great design job!