FerrodayBall Lock Keg Coupler Adapters for Sankey to Ball Lock Quick Disconnect Conversion Kit Fits A D S G Type Keg Coupler FPT 5/8 Thread Stainless Steel Keg Coupler Adapters Gas Post & Liquid Post

Great adapters to use when using quick connect adapters on your tap lines. This has been really helpful when putting commercial kegs into my kegerator that require a keg coupler. Just screw then on (make sure you know which is gas adapter, and which is liquid based on the line around the adapter) and then you can snap on your liquid and gas line. Great value and super easy to use. These fit on regular keg couplers you would use on your typical 1/6, 1/4, or 1/2 barrels.

These are great but make sure you put the thicker washer on the gas one! The thicker washer is included. It doesn’t look much different but it is!

I have 4 keg Kegerator from which I serve commercial beers in commercial kegs and homebrew in ball lock Corny Kegs. Using these adapters on my Sankey couplers allows me to quickly change beer and gas lines from on system to the other by having the beer and gas lines set up for homebrew ball lock kegs. I keep 4 Sanke couplers fitted with these ball lock adapters. Cleaning beer lines is quite easy using a Sanke cleaning keg setup this way. In addition, no gas or beer leaks from the ball lock connectors when disconnected.

They work! They seem to be machined very closely, test out your gas/liquid post and mark them so you don’t end up mistaking which is which. They seal well on the liquid side no teflon, just in case add it to gas side

I use these to easily put a commercial keg into my keezer and dispense beer. They work well and seem to be well made. It's convenient to be able to throw a commercial keg (with tap) right into my existing setup. It makes it pretty versatile.They seal well and I haven't noticed any leaks. I don't really need to purchase more, but I'd have no issue doing so.

Used these to convert my Sankey coupler to ball lock. Now I can just put my Sankey coupler on a commercial keg and snap on my ball lock fittings and I’m good to go. Can have a commercial keg and a Corney keg in my kegerator at the same time without making changes to setup.

This is what I needed to convert a Danby Keg fridge to allow for using ball lock corny kegs for home brews. I also had to add a 90 degree fitting in order for a keg to fit since the adapter and ball lock connection add about 4 more inches to the height of the sanke coupler.This was a super easy conversion. I did not have any issues with using the supplied washer and leaks (so far). I just made sure not to over tighten.UPDATE: After a few weeks of use the liquid side is leaking slightly. Not sure if I want to take it apart to fix since its leaking from the poppet. Slightly disappointed.FINAL UPDATE: I reached out to the company and they immediately sent me a replacement that works perfectly. No more leaks. They have great customer service and the adapters now work great.

Much simpler way of adapting a sanke keg to a homebrew system with ball lock disconnects than other options out there. The concept is novel, but the execution is average. The washers that are meant to seat against the sanke tap outlets don't stand up well to any kind of torquing. I was having trouble with foaming, and after an inspection of my hardware, I noticed the liquid out fittting of this set was allowing air into my lines. Upon removing the fitting, I found the washer completely mangled. I'll have to go and find another thicker or more robust washer for this application, which hopefully fixes my issues.