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New Cornelius Keg Lid with New pressure relief valve (lid o-ring included)

Item Number:C314-3048

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New Cornelius Keg Lid with New pressure relief valve (lid o-ring included)

Perfect option to add a manual PRV to a Pin Lock keg, or replace an old lid at a great price!

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Exactly as described

Couldn't be happier. I was converting 6 pin lock kegs to ball lock, and ordered new lids and posts. Everything arrived quickly and fit perfectly.

Reviewed by: Richard Fletcher on 4/22/2018

Adds purging ability

Added to my pin-lock kegs to allow for easy CO2 pressure purging. Works like a charm!

Reviewed by: BillW on 8/28/2017

Excellent New Keg Lid

Great service and perfect product. These keg lids are great as replacements for my old style pin lock keg lids that did not have manual pressure relief valves.

Reviewed by: Dan Adney on 9/14/2016

Pin lock upgrade

Put on an old pin lock that had a bent opening and was still a perfect fit. Nice lid for purging air from the keg. Will be upgrading the remaining pin locks eventually.

Reviewed by: TFox on 4/2/2016

Worth it to replace plastic lids

I had two firestone ball lock kegs that were looking warped around the lid. Replacing the O-rings and using grease did not consistently help, and some fellow brewers told me plastic can be prone to creating leaks. Sure enough, I've not had a single issue with these keg lids, and they look much better on the kegs. You will not go wrong with this buy and at a pretty reasonable price.

Reviewed by: Jason on 1/26/2016

Upgrade

Good upgrade for pin lock kegs. No more broken burst disk on old pin lock lids.

Reviewed by: Jorge on 11/8/2015

Works as stated

Works as stated. A nice upgrade to a Pin Lock Keg.

Reviewed by: Chris on 10/26/2015

Solved Leakage Problem

Great replacement - much higher clamping pressure than my old lids. I had a series of very slow leaks (~24 hours to lose pressure on a filled keg). A friend mentioned he'd ordered new lids to fix similar leakers. I followed his advice and my leaks are gone too.

Reviewed by: Jay Breidenbach on 8/12/2015

Awesome Part

This was an awesome purchase for my corny kegs. I probably didn't NEED it and it added some cost to my 'loose handle' kegs but it's a lot better than sitting there with a screwdriver pushed on the poppet valve! The convenience factor is awesome!

Reviewed by: Aaron R on 7/8/2015

Great price for a brand new lid

Worked great on my old keg that wasn't holding pressure. The first batch is holding steady right now. The price and service were great.

Reviewed by: Joel Thompson on 2/6/2014

Q: how many psi in this item?

Asked by: Alonso - 10/5/2017

A: The Relief valve has a tolerance of 60PSI

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Answer provided by: Aaron (10/5/2017)

Q: Maybe I'm just a little confused about the keg terminology here, but would this fit a Firestone keg?

Asked by: Phillip - 6/12/2017

A: So long as the keg is not a 'race track" or a lid that has flat sides and rounded ends, vs a true oval lid, this will work on any pepsi or coke keg otherwise,and would be just fine on a Standard Firestone

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Answer provided by: Aaron (6/12/2017)

Q: Is Corny and Cornelius the same?

Asked by: Gregory Ross - 2/10/2017

A: Yes, Corny is just an abbreviated name for Cornelius kegs

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/10/2017)

Q: What is the rate "blow off pressure" for the pressure relief valve ?

Asked by: Alex - 12/8/2016

A: The relief valves typically have about a 60psi tolerance.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (12/8/2016)

Q: I recently purchased 3 new 15.5 gal kegsno spears I need lids for this kegs will this lid work on them?

Asked by: Jose - 7/13/2016

A: These will not work for those kegs. These lids are designed for 5 gallon corny kegs. Thanks!

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Answer provided by: Kenny (7/13/2016)

Q: Where does the Gas and beer valves go? What am I missing here?

Asked by: Nick - 3/22/2016

A: Those are post located on the keg itself. The lid has the pull to release pressure valve and o'ring, but that is all.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/23/2016)

Q: do these come with keg lid handle caps like in the picture?

Asked by: kyle - 10/13/2015

A: Yes they do.

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Answer provided by: Chris (10/13/2015)

Q: Will this lid fit Pepsi corny kegs?

Asked by: Keith - 1/9/2015

A: This lid can be used to upgrade any standard "corny" style soda keg other than "Racetrack" style kegs. This will work with any oval style lid opening.

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Answer provided by: Carson (1/12/2015)

Q: How does the o ring react to heat and high concentration of alcohol?

Asked by: Jordan - 11/9/2013

A: Heat, will be fine up to 212F. As for alcohol, should be fine, with higher concentrations of alcohol, but would assume like any petroleum product (in this case rubber), long exposures over time, may start to break down the properties of the o'ring.

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Answer provided by: Chris (11/11/2013)

Q: Will this lid fit on both Pin and Ball lock kegs? I suspect it's just Ball lock but I wanted to be sure.

Asked by: Chris - 9/16/2013

A: This lid will fit both pin lock and ball lock. It will not fit the old race track style lids.

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Answer provided by: Old Ale Jay (9/18/2013)