Floating Dip Tube and Filter

Floating Dip Tube with Filter for Corny Kegs

A standard corny keg pulls beer from the bottom of the tank, which means your first pour after transferring carries whatever sediment, yeast, or hops settled out during conditioning. This floating dip tube setup fixes that. Instead of drawing from the bottom, the intake floats near the top of the liquid and pulls the clearest beer first.

Here's how it works: a weighted float rides on the surface of your beer with a stainless mesh filter attached to the intake. As the keg empties, the float follows the beer level down. You get clear pours from the first glass to the last few ounces, and the filter keeps hops and larger particles out of your lines.

The kit replaces your existing long dip tube. It's built for standard ball lock (Corny) kegs, so if you're already running ball lock, this drops right in. You'll swap out your factory dip tube for the included short tube, attach the siphon hose, float, and filter, and you're set.

What's in the Kit

• Short dip tube — replaces your existing long dip tube
• Siphon tubing — connects the short tube to the float assembly
• Floating ball — rides the surface of the beer
• Stainless mesh filter — screens out hops and larger particles

This is a good upgrade for anyone dry hopping in the keg or dealing with hazy styles where sediment carryover is a problem. It also cuts down on wasted beer, since you're not dumping the first few cloudy pours down the drain.

Specifications

• Compatibility: Standard ball lock (Corny) kegs
• Includes: Floating dip tube, siphon hose, floating ball, stainless mesh filter
• Filter Material: Stainless steel mesh