Perlick 425SS Keg Beer Faucet - Stainless Steel

Stainles Steel Perlick Beer Faucet / Most Sanitary Faucet Available / Innovative Seat-Forward Design Keeps Internal Parts From Being Exposed to Air, Preventing Handle Lever From Sticking and Minimizing Bacterial Build-Up / Removable Spout

Unique in both appearance and function, the Perlick stainless steel beer faucet is the most sanitary faucet available anywhere. Its innovative seat-forward design keeps internal parts from being exposed to air, preventing the handle lever from sticking and minimizing bacterial build-up. In addition, the removable spout makes cleaning much easier. This revolutionary design and stainless steel body ensures a brewery fresh taste.

Construction
Body	Stainless Steel
Lever	Stainless Steel
Shaft
Bonnet & Collar
Threading
Body
Lever

Perlick 425SS Keg Beer Faucet - Stainless Steel Reviews

Average Customer Rating:	(5)
(based on 4 reviews)

	No problemo , and looks great
by:	Crabby, Blue Moon lova (08-15-2009) New Orleans, La.
Comments:	I have no leaks and the idea of being able to clean it more thoroughly was my reason to get this faucet. It also has a nice appearance.
Bottom Line:	I would recommend this product.

	If you hate to clean your gear, buy this
by:	Edward the drunken viking (03-08-2009) South of DC
Comments:	I'm no expert but this the best faucet I've ever used. You can crank the temp down to 31 degrees and then pour normally. To add perfect head (bear foam bubbles of all possible sizes, it's crazy) you just barely pull the handle until you unseat the valve and it shoots a spinning blast of foam on top. I've ran 3 half barrels through it over 3 months and all I cleaned was the front of the faucet where the dispenser unscrews. I have a hard time finding that black sludge (mold and god knows what) that was on my old faucet every time I changed kegs. It's pricey but don't be a jackass and spoil your beer with a junk faucet. I've tapped many a keg and used them for weeks with only minimal skunkage (hey you can't stop it all the way but a mostly fresh 2 month old keg is rare IMO).
Bottom Line:

	no more sticky
by:	Joydeep (02-10-2009) Houston
Comments:	I broke two of the faucets with the brass levers before I decided to switch to this one at the advice of the beverage factory guys. My faucet used to stick all the time and eventually I would pull on it too hard and rip the dang thing off. This one has a nice, smooth action since the beer doesn't touch the lever so it never sticks. It's more expensive but I doubt I'll ever break it and the convenience is worth it.
Bottom Line:	I would recommend this product.

	Finally
by:	1 Beer Fan (10-20-2008) Santa Barbara CA
Comments:	This is by far the best faucet I have ever had. Mine would stick all the time after a few days if I didn't have a beer. I even busted the brass nut for the handle one time. It costs extra money but I don't ever feeling it sticking.
Bottom Line:	I would recommend this product.