Corny Keg Dip Tube Screen

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Corny Keg Dip Tube Screen

Stainless steel screen that slips onto your racking cane or keg dip tube and filters out dry hops.

The PureScreen is a welded stainless steel screen that slips onto

your racking cane or keg dip tube and filters out fruit or dry hops

from the fermenter, or whole hops and trub from the kettle.

Also allows dry hopping to be done directly in the keg.

Stainless steel construction makes it easy to sanitize. (Do not use bleach!)

Not recommended for use with plastic racking tubes or plastic

fermenters - it can cause scratching and lead to possible infections.

Pellet hops have a tendency to clog the pure screen - it works

far better with whole hops.

Must-Have for Kegged Kombucha

Stumbling along in the shadows of my beer-brewing brethren, kombucha brewing can be a lonely and strange experiment at times. I'm so glad I found these on AIH. They are absolutely essential accessories for anyone wishing to accomplish their second fermentation in-keg without experiencing dip tube clogs from scoby ooglies or sediment. Super simple to install, use and clean.

Reviewed by: Julie from USA on 9/11/2020

Works awesome

I like them I have one for all my kegs now.

Reviewed by: Joshua Ledbetter from US on 6/14/2020

Works as I had hoped it would!

Dry hopped directly in the keg with pellet hops and had no issues with clogged dip tube and there really wasn't noticeable hop material making it to the beer. It lived up to my expectations. It was very simple to slide onto the dip tube and has a small footprint. Great little device if you want to dry hop in your keg loose.

Reviewed by: Derek Y from United States on 1/25/2020

Drilled plate not mesh!

Based on the picture I assumed that the product would be a mesh screen, what was delivered was a rolled drilled screen. AIH Note: We have updated the product image to reflect the new drilled screen. Thank you!

Reviewed by: Matt from on 4/27/2017

Great Product

Had a pretty boozy Saison that I made that I had to dry hop. Needless to say that there was hop matter/reside when I moved it from the secondary fermenter to keg. The hops clogged up my dip tube and led to a really slow pour. Released the CO2 off of the keg, took out the dip tube and slid the screen over the end, then put it back in. Plugged the CO2 back up and had nice great pours with no hop matter in my glass. One con or request/change that I would make to this dip tube screen would be to allow the the top of the screen to be crimped to the dip tube so it holds on when putting it back down in the keg. Other than that, great product!

Reviewed by: Ty from on 8/27/2015

Great Product

My dip tube on one of my corny kegs was plugged with hops. The mesh screen fits directly over the dip tube and effectively filtered out hop particles and allowed me to get beer out of the keg. I have since purchased a second screen.

Reviewed by: William from on 4/24/2015

Q: item number 40-3500, Corny Keg Dip Tube Screen. What is the inside diameter, length and size of holes. I would use it to put my siphon in to remove the steeping wort.

Asked by: Michael Froemming - 5/18/2020

A: coarse mesh of 400-500 microns and is 3/8" diameter and 4" long

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/19/2020)

Q: Does this filter simply friction-fit over the end of the dip tube in a keg?

Asked by: Andrew Maixner - 5/7/2019

A: That would be correct

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/8/2019)

Q: What size rubber stopper would fit this screen (or internal diameter)? The intention would be to use the tube to filter dry hops in a keg from clogging the dip tube.

Asked by: Jeffrey Mergler - 2/18/2019

A: the opening of the tube is about 1/4" so using a 000 stopper or another in the size range that can accommodate the opening would work best

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/19/2019)

Q: How long and how wide?

Asked by: Ron - 10/6/2018

A: The opening diameter is 3/8" and it is 4" long.

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Answer provided by: Lauren Acton (10/8/2018)

Q: what size racking cane will it fit?

Asked by: - 8/6/2018

A: the inner diameter is designed for a 1/4" keg dip tube to base the racking cane size off of as mose racking canes are 3/8" and a bit large for this tube

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Answer provided by: Aaron (8/6/2018)

Q: What is filter mesh? What is ID of filter screen?

Asked by: bill - 2/6/2018

A: This is a coarse mesh of 4-500 micron and the opening is 1/4" ID

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/10/2018)

Q: Hi. What size Auto Siphon with this metal screen fit over 3/8" or 1/2"? Thanks.

Asked by: Leigh Middlemass - 12/12/2017

A: this ID on the filter is 1/4" and designed for the pick up tube on kegs and not designed for use with the auto siphon

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Answer provided by: Aaron (12/12/2017)

Q: It says that this dip tube screen is best used with whole leaf hops. Could I put a long muslin bag over the screen if want to use pellet hops in the keg? Would that work? I make a lot of NEIPA's and usually DH with pellet.

Asked by: Mark - 11/18/2017

A: It could be added and attempted but pellitized hops typically break down enough that a portion will still find its way through the muslin bags into the beer while serving.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/18/2017)

Q: how big is it?

Asked by: Dave - 8/21/2017

A: The tube length measures 4"

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Answer provided by: Aaron (8/22/2017)

Q: Does this go at the bottom of the output dip tube to filter there? I use corny kegs for kombucha and get a lot of particulate I'd like to filter. I also use a keg to make soda water. I have to hold it upside down or on it's side to get the CO2 in the water. Is it possible to put an output dip tube in the gas side to make it easier? If so, do you sell the long ones?

Asked by: Douglas Nelson - 7/27/2017

A: This screen would cover the end of the dip tube to limit clogging of the tube due to heavy sediment. You can add a 2nd longer pick up tube for carbonating but you would need to know the height and manufacturer to make sure the right tube is ordered

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Answer provided by: Aaron (7/28/2017)

Q: It seems this product wouldn't work with a dip tube that is cured at the bottom, is that correct? (reconditioned ball-lock corny keg)

Asked by: Patrick - 5/28/2017

A: The curved dip tubes should be able to be used with the product, but the curve and length of the bend of the tubes will vary slightly from keg to keg which pose issues in certain cases

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/30/2017)

Q: I've ordered these screens a few times. Sometimes they come with really course holes and sometimes they are really fine holes (more like a metal sheet with really fine holes in it). The latter suck and always clog. How can I get the ones that are pictured on this webpage that are course?

Asked by: Neil McCurdy - 8/12/2016

A: The manufacture has updated the design of this product, and we will only be shipping the Dip Tube Screens with the finer holes from now on. They are best used with leaf hops, or fruit, to prevent clogging of that dip tube.

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Answer provided by: Joey (11/9/2016)

Q: What are the dimensions of the tube? Diameter? Length?

Asked by: Edward Herring - 7/26/2016

A: The length is 4" and the opening diameter is 3/8"

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Answer provided by: Aaron (7/29/2016)

Q: What is the mesh size?

Asked by: Chris - 7/6/2016

A: The mesh size on these filters will vary depending on what our vendor uses, so we unfortunately don't have a listing for the mesh size at this time.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/9/2016)

Q: Would this screen also filter out any stray yeast or is the yeast too fine?

Asked by: Ed - 9/26/2015

A: This will not filter yeast.

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Answer provided by: Chris (9/29/2015)

Q: Hello, I would like to know the OD and length of the Dip Tube Screen, Item No. 40-3500? Thank you. David

Asked by: David Edwards - 11/4/2014

A: This screen has an OD of 1/2" and a length of 3 7/8"

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Answer provided by: Carson (11/5/2014)

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Corny Keg Dip Tube Screen

Q: item number 40-3500, Corny Keg Dip Tube Screen. What is the inside diameter, length and size of holes. I would use it to put my siphon in to remove the steeping wort.

Q: Does this filter simply friction-fit over the end of the dip tube in a keg?

Q: What size rubber stopper would fit this screen (or internal diameter)? The intention would be to use the tube to filter dry hops in a keg from clogging the dip tube.

Q: How long and how wide?

Q: what size racking cane will it fit?

Q: What is filter mesh? What is ID of filter screen?

Q: Hi. What size Auto Siphon with this metal screen fit over 3/8" or 1/2"? Thanks.

Q: It says that this dip tube screen is best used with whole leaf hops. Could I put a long muslin bag over the screen if want to use pellet hops in the keg? Would that work? I make a lot of NEIPA's and usually DH with pellet.

Q: how big is it?

Q: It seems this product wouldn't work with a dip tube that is cured at the bottom, is that correct? (reconditioned ball-lock corny keg)

Q: I've ordered these screens a few times. Sometimes they come with really course holes and sometimes they are really fine holes (more like a metal sheet with really fine holes in it). The latter suck and always clog. How can I get the ones that are pictured on this webpage that are course?

Q: What are the dimensions of the tube? Diameter? Length?

Q: What is the mesh size?

Q: Would this screen also filter out any stray yeast or is the yeast too fine?

Q: Hello, I would like to know the OD and length of the Dip Tube Screen, Item No. 40-3500? Thank you. David

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