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  • TAPMAN
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    Also, the thin wall hose will have a slightly different restriction value.

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  • edramshaw
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    Also, much of the tubing you find and the hardware store will be rather thin walled. The stuff designed for beer/beverage transfer will be thick and less prone to kinking

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  • cubby_swans
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    Yes. Just google "food grade tubing" and you'll find it's for sale all over. It's not a gimmick. Beer can/will cause leaching and infection in plastics not designed to accomodate. Some hardware stores might sell food grade tubing, but if they don't know when you ask, I would assume they don't.

    As far as the line for co2, it probably doesn't matter, as long as the tubing can withstand the psi.
    Last edited by cubby_swans; 03-19-2009, 10:15 AM.

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  • jedivader
    started a topic Beer Lines

    Beer Lines

    Is there really a difference between using lines from homebrew stores or such places as Micro Matic compared to a hardware store?

    Is there really a difference between using lines from homebrew stores or such places as Micro Matic compared to a hardware store to pump your co2 or nitro?
    Last edited by cubby_swans; 03-19-2009, 10:14 AM. Reason: duplicate posts
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