Name: Suremix 60 Cylinder
SKU: BS341 No.3 (G 5/8" INT)
Availability: InStock

$41.10 – $109.20

Key Features

Supply Mode: Cylinders

Outlet connection: BS341 No.3 (G 5/8″ INT)

Drinks Dispense Gas Mix: 60/40 (CO2/N2)

Cylinder Type: Standard cylinder

Gas Type: Beer and drinks dispense gas

Cylinder Size

Clear

SKU: BS341 No.3 (G 5/8" INT) Category: Carbon Dioxide

Suremix 60 Cylinder food grade Carbon Dioxide and nitrogen-mixed gas cylinder for drinks dispense. 60% Carbon Dioxide / 40% Nitrogen mixture used for dispensing highly carbonated lagers and ciders.

Used to dispense carbonated lagers and ciders
Gives beer a creamier, longer-lasting head
Reduces fobbing
Allows faster dispensing
It extends the life of slower-moving draft beers

How much beer will a Suremix 60 Cylinder dispense

Gas cylinder	Nominal gas content	No. of 11 gallon kegs dispensed¹	No. of pints dispensed¹
566-V	2.80 m³	11 kegs	968 pints
566-S	5.12 m³	20 kegs	1760 pints
566-N	13.14 m³	51 kegs	4488 pints

Figures are nominal and will vary depending on the type of product dispensed, temperature and length of run to dispense point and the use of gas pumps, etc.

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Suremix 60 Cylinder Specification

Carbon dioxide: 60% ± 2%, nitrogen: balance
→ oxygen <20 vpm
→ moisture <20 vpm
→ carbon monoxide <10 vpm
→ total hydrocarbon (CH₄) <50 vpm
→ non-volatile organic residue <5 ppm w/w
Conforms to minimum specifications for food gas applications (EIGA doc. 126-11)
Produced in compliance with EIGA Doc. 125/11 (BCGA GN4)

Before using Suremix 60 Cylinder in any new process or experiment, a thorough material
compatibility and safety study should be carried out. Ensure adequate air ventilation.
Ensure all national/local regulations are observed. Whilst proper care has been
taken in the preparation of this document, no liability for injury or damage resulting
from its use can be accepted. Note: When the Product Name appears in the SDS
header the decimal sign and its position comply with rules for the structure and
drafting of international standards, and is a comma on the line. As an example 2,000
is two (to three decimal places) and not two thousand, whilst 1.000 is one thousand
and not one (to three decimal places).