Gas Bottles and Regulators

CO2 Regulator
$55

The MK4 Dual Gauge gas regulator (Type 30 for CO2 / Post Mix Gas) is the only regulator you’ll ever need to buy. With a large body and precision diaphragm, this regulator provides high flow rates and very accurate adjustments in both psi and kpa.

NOTE: This regulator is sold with the Green 65PSI(4.5BAR) pressure relief valve.  If you need the lower 35psi/(2.5BAR) this is part number KL05333 which is sold separately or laternatively if you need the higher 100psi(6.9BAR) pressure relief valve this is part number KL03070 and is also sold separately

NOW WITH A 5 YEAR WARRANTY!

 

CO2 Gas Regulator MK4 Dual Gauge Multi Gas – Type 30 (includes 8mm x FFL duotight)
This is the regulator with the Type 30 for Carbon Dioxide and also Carbon Dioxide+Nitrogen mixed gasses.  With a large body and precision diaphragm, this regulator provides high flow rates and very accurate adjustments in both psi and kpa.  It’s also suitable with the CO2 Gas cylinders that we also sell:

2.6kg CO2 Gas Cylinder
6.0kg CO2 Gas Cylinder

450g (0.6L) CO2 KegLand Branded Sodastream Compatible Cylinder
$35

Features
– Australian Standard Approved
– Holds 450grams of CO2 when full
– G1/2 Thread (Not compatible with Quick Connect Sodastreams)
– Dimensions 37cm high x 6cm diameter

To download a copy of the MSDS for this product click on the link below:
CO2 Gas Cylinder MSDS PDF

Our 450-gram CO2 cylinders come pre-filled and ready for use. This tank can carbonate and dispense approximately 60 liters of beverage, which is why similar cylinders are marketed as 60L capacity. If you’re using it solely for dispensing beer without carbonation, you can expect to handle around 100 liters.

These cylinders offer exceptional value. The cost of a full cylinder is comparable to the price of refilling a Sodastream-type cylinder, making it economical even if you consider it disposable.

This cylinder is supplied with CO2 but can also be filled with nitrogen. Note that KegLand currently does not offer nitrogen refills.

Refills
Empty cylinders can be refilled by the Aardvark and Arrow Brewery.

These cylinders come with a 10 year life span before you need to re-hydro test this cylinder. After this time for CO2 fillers to be able to fill your bottle, you will need to get it hydro statically tested for your safety and theirs while filling it for you.

6Kg CO2 Gas Bottles
$160

Keg King 6 Kilo Gas Cylinders offer a cost-effective solution for pressurizing your carbonated beverages without breaking the bank. Each cylinder is Australian certified and undergoes hydro testing to guarantee reliable performance for up to 10 years from the date of manufacture*.

Since February 2019, these cylinders feature a newly designed handle for easier handling and removal. The improved handle now screws directly onto the metal threads on the cylinder’s top, simplifying orientation and use.

Ideal for those who carbonate and dispense large quantities of beer or live far from a filling station, the 6kg cylinder is a more economical choice than renting from a gas supplier for periods exceeding 12 months.

Features:

  • Australian Standard Approved
  • Capacity: 6.0kg of gas
  • Dimensions: 75cm high x 16cm diameter
  • Includes a carry handle for easy transport and valve protection

For carbonation and dispensing, you’ll typically use about 6g of CO2 per liter. If you brew and carbonate your own beer, you can expect to carbonate and dispense around 500 liters or 25 x 19L kegs. For pre-carbonated commercial beer, expect to dispense about 1000 liters or 20 x 50L kegs. Note that these figures apply when the kegs are cold, as in a kegerator. For room temperature dispensing, such as with a jockey box, higher pressure and more gas will be needed.

Refills
Empty cylinders can be refilled by the Aardvark and Arrow Brewery.
Typically this will cost between $20-35 for a 2.6kg Cylinder and $40-70 for a 6kg Cylinder.
These cylinders come with a 10 year approved life span. After this time for CO2 fillers to be able to fill your bottle, you will need to get it hydro statically tested for your safety and theirs while filling it for you.
This can easily be done at a local fire station or a certified gas mechanic/supplier.

To avoid running out of gas prematurely, it is essential to check for leaks and perform a pressure test. Watch our video for instructions on how to do this.

Please ensure the cylinder is never operated inverted; the valve must always remain upright.

View Safety Data Sheet here.

2.6Kg CO2 Gas Bottles
$95

The 2.6kg CO2 cylinder is our most popular option, offering a perfect balance of portability and capacity. It’s compact enough to take camping or to a party, fits easily inside a kegerator, or hangs securely in the bracket included with our Keg Masters. Despite its size, it’s substantial enough to dispense many kegs. Owning your CO2 cylinder is typically more cost-effective than renting from a gas supplier for periods exceeding 12 months.

Features:

  • Australian Standard Approved
  • Capacity: 2.6kg of gas
  • Dimensions: 47cm high x 14cm diameter
  • Includes a carry handle for easy transport and valve protection
  • Fits in Keg Master Series 2 and Series 3 Kegerators without reducing keg capacity

You’ll generally use about 6g of CO2 per liter for carbonation or dispensing from a kegerator. For homebrewed beer, you can carbonate and dispense approximately 200 liters or 10 x 19L kegs. For pre-carbonated commercial beer, you can dispense around 400 liters or 8 x 50L kegs.

Refills
Empty cylinders can be refilled by the Aardvark and Arrow Brewery.
Typically this will cost between $20-35 for a 2.6kg Cylinder and $40-70 for a 6kg Cylinder.
These cylinders come with a 10 year approved life span. After this time for CO2 fillers to be able to fill your bottle, you will need to get it hydro statically tested for your safety and theirs while filling it for you.
This can easily be done at a local fire station or a certified gas mechanic/supplier.

To avoid running out of gas prematurely, it is crucial to check for leaks and perform a pressure test. Watch the video below for guidance on how to do this.

Always ensure the cylinder is operated in an upright position; never invert it

View Safety Data Sheet here.

View Australian WorkSafe Approval here.