Mixing gas 8 kg

Mixing gas for draft beer systems or postmix systems is used to deliver and optimize carbonation and nitrogen to beer and soft drinks, ensuring proper serving and taste. Here is a description of a typical mixing gas in an 8 kg bottle:

Composition

• Carbonation (CO₂): Carbonates beer and soft drinks for that fizzy feeling.
• Nitrogen (N₂): Used to regulate pressure and ensure that lower carbonated draft beers, such as stout or ale, are served correctly.

Typical mixing ratios:

• 50/50 (CO₂/N₂): Good for moderately carbonated beers and post-mix.
• 30/70 (CO₂/N₂): Perfect for low-carbonated draft beers like stout or ale.
• 70/30 (CO₂/N₂): Often used for higher carbonated soft drinks or beer.

Features

• Weight: The bottle contains 8 kg of gas, which corresponds to many servings depending on consumption.
• Bottle type: Steel or aluminum pressure bottle with a valve for secure connection.
• Pressure: Typically around 200 bar on delivery.

Advantages of mixed gas

• Extends the shelf life of draft beer by minimizing oxidation.
• Ensures perfect foam and flavor in drinks.
• Reduces risk of over-carbonation at lower CO₂ content.