Check Valve for Taprite and Krome Lever Couplers

Brand: Foxx Equipment
Part Number: 80221
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Prevent Beer Backflow into Your Gas Lines

This check valve sits inside the gas inlet of your keg coupler to keep beer from flowing back into your air lines. If you've ever uncoupled a keg and seen beer travel toward your regulator, it's usually because this valve is worn out or missing. It's a simple part, but it saves you from a mess and potential regulator damage.

Compatibility and Installation

This is a direct replacement for Taprite lever-handle couplers. It's also compatible with Krome Dispense and most generic import lever-style couplers. If you're using a wing-handle coupler or a specific Micromatic model, double-check your current valve shape as they often use different internal seats. Installation is easy; just drop it into the gas inlet port before attaching your air line tailpiece.

Highlights

  • Prevents beer from backflowing into gas lines and regulators.
  • Fits Taprite lever-handle couplers and Krome Dispense models.
  • Direct replacement for worn, brittle, or missing factory check valves.
  • Simple drop-in installation in the gas inlet port.

Taprite Part # 80221

Specifications

CompatibilityTaprite, Krome, and Generic Lever-Style Couplers
FunctionGas Backflow Prevention
MaterialFood-Grade Rubber
Connection TypeGas Inlet Seat

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