Stop Wastage Of Beer In A Bar With Beer Dispensing Equipment!

These days youngsters love to do party and sometimes they want to chill out. So at that time they think of going to a bar and have fun with friends.When your bar is full and you are serving beer and that time foam comes you definitely would not like to have a glass of beer with foam over it. Beer foam is not only formed when the keg empties but when you connect a new barrel to the beer line. Fortunately, you can stop this by using Beer Dispensing Equipment from  Pacific Beer Equipment.

What is a FOB?


A FOB is generally known as “Foam on Beer.” It is intended to keep your lines full and streaming with beer continuously. The FOB consequently shuts off the flow of beer when it identifies an empty keg. This removes the foam you get from an empty barrel. Keg Beer Liquid Management system controls the flow of beer and restrains the amount of beer lost by stopping the beer flow instantly when a keg empties. It keeps the supply line full of beer, and it is no longer wasted as foam when a new cask is tapped.

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Some Benefits Pacific Beer Equipment provides:


  • The beer equipment stops the beer flow instantly when the keg goes empties.
  • Our beer dispensing equipment takes less time to change the kegs &  there is no need to clean the supply lines again and again. 
  • It keeps the supply lines full with beer
  • Manual hand cleaning is possible for our equipment and it’s easy because it can be completely taken apart and put back together in a few minutes

Benefits of  installing the Beer Dispensing Equipment:


  • It is easy to install with a keg.
  • Beer pours out very smoothly.
  • It reduces wastage of beer which is quite impressive.


So if you want to reduce beer wastage and want to experience the best Keg Beer Dispensing Equipment, you can call us at (Toll Free) number  1.604.517.1223  / 1.888.225.2256 or visit our website for further details.  

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