Keg King Spare Parts

These are spare parts and accessories for Keg King equipment, the Australian kegging brand behind the Apollo pressure fermenters and Ultratap. The range covers floats, silicone dip tubes, lids, seals, ball lock gas and liquid posts, dry hop ports, tri-clamp adapters and the Ultratap taps. Keg King is a different brand from King Keg, the UK pressure barrel: for King Keg taps and caps, see our King Kegs collection.

Buying guide & FAQs

Find the right Keg King part

Apollo fermenter and keg parts

Keg King SS Float and Silicone Dip Tube draw clear beer from the top of the liquid rather than the sediment at the bottom.
Gas post and Liquid post are ball lock posts for Apollo range lids.
Keg King Lid, Conical Seal and 60L Apollo Lid Seal replace worn seals to keep your vessel holding pressure.
Dry Hop Port and seal let you add hops without opening the main lid.
2" Tri-clamp Adapter for tri-clamp fittings.

Taps, filling and cleaning

Ultratap Stainless Steel, Ultratap Twist (with one-handed flow control) and Ultratap with Corny Disconnect, a portable tap that clicks onto a ball lock keg.
Ultrafill bottle filler for counter-pressure filling bottles from your keg or tap.
Keg Washer for cleaning kegs and fermenters.

Pressure relief valves (PRVs) in different psi ratings are in our Keg King equipment collection, and more taps are in the Ultratap range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Keg King the same as King Keg?

No. Keg King is an Australian brand making pressure fermenters, kegs and Ultratap taps. King Keg is a traditional UK home brew pressure barrel. Their parts are not interchangeable.

Which posts fit the Apollo fermenter?

The ball lock gas post and liquid post in this collection are made for Keg King Apollo range lids.

What does a floating dip tube do?

A float on a silicone dip tube draws beer from just below the surface, leaving the yeast and hop sediment behind, so you get clearer beer from a fermenter or keg.

How do I bottle beer from a keg?

Use the Ultrafill counter-pressure bottle filler. It fills bottles from your tap or keg while keeping the beer carbonated.

Why is my pressure fermenter or keg losing pressure?

A worn or dirty lid seal, conical seal or post O-ring is the most common cause. Clean the seals and replace any that are damaged, and check the PRV is seated.