Product Details
The Kegco SHANK3 3-1/8" Brass Nipple Shank is used to attach a beer line to a faucet. The shank can be mounted through a 1" hole in a wall, refrigerator door, cabinet, etc. Shank features a black flange on the front and a compression ring on the back. The compression ring is used to secure the shank to the mounting surface. All shanks come fitted with a tail piece for beer line connection but do not include a faucet. This shank is 3 1/8" long measured from the end of the threading to the end where the faucet attaches.
Highlights
- The Kegco SHANK3 3-1/8" Brass Nipple Shank is used to attach a beer line to a faucet and can be mounted through a 1" hole in a wall, refrigerator door, or cabinet
- Measures 3-1/8" long from end of threading to end where faucet attaches
- Shank features a black flange on the front and a compression ring on the back used to secure the shank to the mounting surface
- All shanks come fitted with a tail piece for beer line connection but do not include a faucet
Shipping
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