Jockey Box Dispensing

So, you’ve decided it is a good idea to secure your beer. I get it, there are a TON of reasons why this makes sense. Here are the top 4.

1. Unauthorized use is… bad!
2. Underage use is… bad!
3. Lower insurance rates are… good!
4. Consumption of my personal stash without my presence is… bad!

That being said, how do you know which lock fits? Well, this was an issue actually brought to our attention by a customer who inadvertently ordered the wrong one. So we went ahead and made a little flow chart thingy to help you navigate to the faucet lock that’ll work on your faucet.

Basically, there are two styles of locks that are pretty popular in our stores. We have the traditional or “standard” faucets that all have generally the same shape and design. And we have the Perlick forward sealing faucets. These are commonly referred to as the Perlick 600 Series faucets. These have a curvature that needs to be accounted for when selecting your locks.

They're pretty simple to use. Check out this quick demonstration video we threw together to show you how they go on.

If you know the manufacturer part number, or our part number “sku”, you can use that to locate the compatible locks in the infographic below.

And, of course, if you have any questions at all about the proper lock for you, feel free to reach out to us. Give a buzz, jump on the online chat (you can send us a pic there) or email us and we’ll help you track down the right one.

Find the Standard Faucet Locks HERE!

Find the Perlick 600 Series Faucet Locks HERE!

Cheers!

If there’s one beer component you can really say brings your whole dispensing system together, it’s the keg coupler. It connects the air line from your CO2 or Nitrogen tank and the beer line to your keg. It’s also what allows the compressed air into your keg, resulting in your beer being pushed all the way to the faucet.

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When trying to find the perfect jockey box for your event, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of options out there. These portable beer coolers vary on everything from number of taps, beer cooling type, and quality of materials.

For maximized quality and taste, it is imperative to serve your beer, wine, and cold brew coffee cold. This can be a challenge when you are trying to serve your beer or other beverages at a party, festival, or catered event away from your place of business. The solution: a party cooler (otherwise known as a jockey box).

Summer events can be the perfect chance to expand your customer base by showcasing your superior line of beer products. One of the best ways to do that is by using our 48 Qt. Cold Plate Beer Cooler - 2 Tap Jockey Box. This portable beer dispenser chills your beer as it moves it to the faucets, which means that your customers are getting a crisp, refreshing beverage each time you pour. Produced by American Beverage, the 2 faucet jockey box is specifically created to cool two beer products at once, allowing you to feature not only a new, innovative product, but also supply an old favorite to keep your customers, old and new alike, hooked. It uses a cast-aluminum cold plate, in conjunction with foamed insulation and around 25-30 lbs. of CO2 pressure, to draw your beer from the keg and bring it to the ideal drinking temperature as it travels to the taps. And, not only can you take this cold plate jockey box just about anywhere, it is also practically indestructible and requires less ice than a coil cooler to function properly.