Flojet G56 Beer Pump | Air Operated Beer Dispensing Pump
The Flojet G56 Beer Pump is an air-operated beer dispensing pump designed for moving draught beer from the keg to the dispense point where additional pressure is required. Widely used in pubs, bars, stadiums, events and remote beer dispense installations, the Flojet G56 is particularly useful for long beer line runs, vertical lifts and multi-tap systems.
Powered by compressed air or suitable beverage gas, the pump provides the additional pressure required to move beer through the dispense system while keeping the drive gas separated from the product.
Flojet G56 Air Operated Beer Pump
The Flojet G56 beer dispensing pump uses air or gas pressure to operate the pump mechanism rather than using the gas supply to directly provide all of the pressure required to move the beer.
The drive air remains isolated from the beer, helping maintain product integrity while allowing additional pressure to be applied for demanding draught dispense installations.
This makes the G56 particularly suitable where beer needs to travel a significant distance between the keg cellar and the bar.
Beer Pump for Long Distance Dispense
The Flojet G56 can be used in remote beer dispense systems where conventional keg pressure alone may not be suitable for moving product over long distances.
Depending on the complete system design, the pump can support:
- Long horizontal beer line runs
- Vertical lifts between cellar and bar
- Remote cellar installations
- Multiple dispense points
- High-demand draught beer systems
Flojet specifies applications with horizontal runs of up to 800 feet and vertical lifts of up to 10 storeys, subject to correct system design and installation.
Multiple Beer Taps from One Keg
A correctly designed system can use a Flojet G56 beer pump to supply multiple dispense points from a single keg.
The G56 can support applications with up to five taps from one keg, making it useful for larger bars, event installations and other high-volume draught beer systems.
Actual performance will depend on factors including beer line diameter, line length, vertical lift, dispense pressure and overall system configuration.
Air & Product Remain Separate
The pump is designed so that the compressed air or gas used to power it does not come into direct contact with the beer.
This allows additional pumping pressure to be generated without introducing the drive gas into the product stream.
Suitable for Beer Line Cleaning Systems
The Flojet G56 can be incorporated into compatible wall-mounted beer line cleaning systems, making routine cleaning and maintenance easier within a professional cellar installation.
Using smaller product lines in suitable remote dispense installations can also help reduce the volume of beer held within the line and therefore reduce product loss during cleaning.
Key Features
- Flojet G56 Beer Pump
- Air-operated beer dispensing pump
- Suitable for remote draught beer systems
- Ideal for long beer line runs
- Suitable for vertical beer line lifts
- Drive air remains separate from the beer
- Can support multiple taps from one keg
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Up to five taps from a single keg in suitable installations
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Horizontal runs up to 800 feet in suitable systems
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Vertical lifts up to 10 storeys
- Adjustable operating pressure
- Suitable for compatible beer line cleaning systems
- Designed for professional draught beer installations
- Ideal for pubs, bars, events and high-volume dispense systems
Flojet Beer Pump for Remote Draught Systems
The Flojet G56 Beer Dispensing Pump is particularly useful when the keg cellar is located a significant distance from the bar or where additional pressure is required to overcome vertical lift and beer line resistance.
When correctly specified and installed, the G56 provides a reliable method of moving draught beer through long-distance and remote beer dispense systems without relying solely on increased keg pressure.