20L Cellar / Beer Gas 30/70 Mix cylinder for trade users, CO₂ and Nitrogen blend ensuring smooth beer dispense in pubs, bars, and hospitality venues.20L welding gas bottle for industrial use

20L Cellar / Beer Gas 30/70 Mix — Available to Trade Users only

£45.43
£125.43

Only Avaliable from Adams Gas Direct To Kent Trade Customers

The 20L Cellar / Beer Gas 30/70 Mix cylinder provides durable steel construction and clear labeling, delivering smooth, reliable beer dispense. Its larger capacity supports high-volume...

‣ Gas Type: 30% CO2 in 70% Nitrogen
‣ Cylinder Size: 20L at 160bar
‣ Thread Type: BS341 No3 5/8″ INT
‣ Cylinder Dimensions: 84cm x 14cm
‣ Cylinder Weight: 32Kg
‣ Cylinder Content: 4m3
‣ Output: Will pump 220 gallons of product
‣ Please Note: New cylinders (those for which you have no suitable exchange) are subject to a £20.00 refundable security deposit)

20L Cellar / Beer Gas 30/70 Mix For Trade Users

‣ Ideal mix for dispensing ales, stouts, and ciders
‣ Suitable for medium-scale commercial use
‣ UK-Filled Cylinders: Ensuring quality and compliance with local standards
‣ Refundable deposit system
‣ Available through stockists or courier delivery

Ale and Stout Dispensing: Ideal for various ales, stouts, and ciders

Typical Applications:
‣ Pubs and Bars
‣ Restaurants
‣ Sports Clubs
‣ Event Catering
‣ Large Home Bars

FAQs

As a trusted supplier of gas, we frequently get asked questions about gas safety, the difference between butane and propane, as well as the best uses for our gas products. In this blog, we’ll be answering our most common FAQs.

The correct gas depends on the type of beer being dispensed. Most standard lagers and ales use CO2, while mixed gases such as nitrogen and CO2 blends are commonly used for stouts and certain craft beers. Adams Gas supplies beer cellar gas options suitable for these dispense requirements.

Choosing the right gas depends on beer type, dispense pressure requirements, and system configuration. Using the correct gas helps maintain beer quality, carbonation, and flow. Adams Gas supplies beer cellar gases to support a range of professional dispense systems.

Yes, using the correct cellar gas is essential for maintaining carbonation, taste, and presentation. Incorrect gas choice or inconsistent supply can lead to flat beer, excessive foam, or inconsistent pours. Adams Gas provides reliable beer cellar gas supply to support consistent dispense performance.