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Uber Tap - D System - Keg Beer Party Pump

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Uber Tap - D System - Keg Beer Party Pump
List Price: $109.95
Sale Price: $87.96
You Save: $21.99 (20%)
Availability: In Stock
Part #: UT3-D
Shipped From: IL and PA

Uber Tap - D System - Keg Beer Party Pump


The toughest and most efficient keg party pump on the market today!

Features:
  • Tri-splitter allows dispensing from three faucets at once
  • 5 times quicker than hand party pump 
  • Foot pump replaces the traditional hand pump
  • Seamless integration with keg coupler for clear beer delivery
Benefits:
  • Hands are free for holding the faucet and the glass 
  • Open the faucet, pump with foot for consistent flow of beer
  • Decreases wait time of users by allowing for faster dispensing 
  • Serve eleven 12 oz. beer per minute

"D" system is the most common system available in the US, also known as American Sankey. It is used by all the major breweries in US & Canada - Anheuser-Busch, Miller, Molson-Coors, and Labatt as well as most craft breweries.

Visit our beer system listing for an expanded listing of beers that use the "D" system valve.

Specifications:
System"D" (American Sankey)
Tri-Splitter Material303 Stainless Steel
Keg Coupler Body Material303 Stainless Steel
Keg Coupler Probe MaterialTin-nickel plated
Handle ColorBlack
Handle StyleLever
Pump TypeFoot Pump with 4' Hose
Beer FaucetsThree Plastic with squeeze triggers on 2' Hoses





The patent pending Uber tri-splitter is made from 303 stainless steel. Combined with the brass and stainless steel coupling system, the Uber Tap is the toughest and most efficient keg party pump on the market today.








What used to require tedious manual hand-pumping has now been replaced by a foot pump. This allows the user “handsfree” pressurization of the keg.








A securely engineered seal and the seamless integration of the shaft with the tri-splitter allows the Uber tap to create the most efficient flow with the least amount of disturbance to the beer as it moves from the keg to the faucets.