Direct-Connect CGA 320 to Barb Adapter
Connect gas tubing directly to your CO2 supply with this male CGA 320 to barb adapter. It provides a straightforward link from your gas connection directly to high-pressure manifolds, custom transfer setups, or secondary regulation systems.
This fitting converts a standard male CGA 320 connection into a direct hose barb. You'll need to select either a 1/4-inch or 3/8-inch barb to match your gas line's internal diameter (ID). Once attached, the barbed end firmly grips your thermoplastic or PVC tubing. We strongly recommend securing the line with a stepless Oetiker clamp or a standard worm drive clamp to maintain a tight, leak-free seal under pressure.
The adapter stem is machined from stainless steel. This provides excellent resistance to corrosion, ensuring it holds up in high-humidity environments like walk-in coolers, commercial draft cellars, or active brewery floors. And because it is stainless steel, it won't degrade when exposed directly to CO2 over long periods.
Key Specifications
- Inlet: Male CGA 320
- Outlet: 1/4" or 3/8" Hose Barb
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Gas Compatibility: CO2
Highlights
- Converts male CGA 320 CO2 tank valves to barb hose connections.
- Available in 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch barb sizes.
- Stainless steel stem provides CO2 compatibility.
Specifications
| Connection Type | Male CGA 320 to Barb |
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| Barb Size Options | 1/4" or 3/8" |
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| Material | Stainless Steel |
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| Compatibility | CO2 |
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CO2 Tank Adapter - Male CGA 320 to 1/4" Barb KP325-CO2-14
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1/4" Barb |
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$9.95 |
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CO2 Tank Adapter - Male CGA 320 to 3/8" Barb KP325-CO2-38
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3/8" Barb |
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$10.95 |
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