CO2 Connection to Brite Tank

[cervezapdu]

Hello All,

I was wondering if someone can recommend a good way to connect a CO2 tank to the carbonation stone provided with Speidel's Brite Tanks.
The thread is 3/4" BSPP, which is not standard in Mexico (where our brewery's at), I've been having trouble finding adapters and such.
I was thinking on using Triclamp adapters but I think it may be overdoing it.

Thanks in advance for your comments,
Cheers!

[grooves]

The easiest way is probably -

3/4" BSP to 1/2" BSP stainless reducing hex nipple

1/2" BSP to 3/8" tubing John Guest fitting - either directly to your tank - or to a 3/8" tube to 1/4" MFL John Guest fitting so you can fit an existing line.

You should be able to find this stuff on the UK ebay site or ali express perhaps

Use tape on all the threads to stop leaks

[manyhandsbrew]

Worth saying (if not too late) that it's worth working some sort of non-return valve and regular valve onto your sinter stone connection if possible. Originally, we ran CO2 line straight into a pushfit connection, but as pressure builds the beer backs up the line - not great. Non-return prevents this (with a very small section of air line between the stone and non-return). If you include a ball valve as well you'll be able to stop beer dripping from the stone if you want take the airline out of the sinter and put a top pressure on the tank (as we do moving beer to the filler). Hope this helps!