Coaxial beverage keg connector comprising a ball joint
AssigneeJohn Guest International Limited
InventorsJoshua Smith, Glen Ansell
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AssigneeJohn Guest International Limited
InventorsJoshua Smith, Glen Ansell
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An coaxial keg connector comprising a main body (1) made of plastic and having a first inlet port (3) and a second inlet port (3) receiving a stem (2). A coaxial outlet (10) comprises an outer outlet port (11) in communication with the first inlet port (3) and an inner outlet port (12) in communication with the second inlet port. The stem (2) comprises a tubular body with a main axis (31) with an inlet and a connector for attachment to the keg at one end. The second end of the stem opposite to the first end has an outlet in fluid communication with the inner outlet port (12) and comprises a ball joint (61) rotatably mounted in and sealed with respect to the main body (1) so as to be rotatable (12) about the main axis (31) of the tubular body and rotatable (67, 68) to a limited extent about axes perpendicular to the main axis.
A coaxial keg connector comprising a main body made of plastic, wherein the main body includes an internal bearing surface, the main body having a first inlet port and a second inlet port receiving a stem, and the main body having a coaxial outlet comprising an outer outlet port in fluid communication with the first inlet port to create an outer flow path for coolant water and the coaxial outlet comprising an inner outlet port in fluid communication with the second inlet port, wherein a flow passage is moulded into the main body and is in flow communication with the stem at the second inlet port;
A coaxial keg connector comprising a main body made of plastic, wherein the main body includes an internal bearing surface, the main body having a first inlet port and a second inlet port receiving a stem, and a coaxial outlet comprising an outer outlet port in communication with the first inlet port and an inner outlet port in communication with the second inlet port;
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