The PortaPint Mini Air Compressor is a compact air compressor designed for compatible draught beer and drinks dispense systems. Delivering up to 15 litres per minute (15 LPM) with adjustable pressure from 1.0 to 4.0 bar, it provides a portable compressed-air supply without requiring a larger external compressor.
Featuring a 3/8" push-fit air connection, the compressor can be connected directly to compatible drinks dispense pipework and is particularly useful for KeyKeg and compatible bag-type keg systems, where compressed air remains separated from the drink.
At approximately 4.5kg, the PortaPint Mini Air Compressor is compact enough for portable and temporary dispense installations.
Suitable applications include:
The compressor features adjustable output pressure from 1.0 to 4.0 bar, allowing the air pressure to be set according to the requirements of the compatible dispense system.
Always check the recommended operating pressure of the keg, coupler and other dispense equipment before use.
The PortaPint Mini Air Compressor delivers an airflow of up to 15 litres per minute, providing a dedicated compressed-air supply for compatible draught dispense applications.
A 3/8" push-fit outlet allows the compressor to connect to standard compatible 3/8" OD drinks dispense air pipe.
Push-fit connections make installation and removal straightforward without requiring hose tails or jubilee clips.
The compressor incorporates an air filtration system to help reduce contaminants entering the compressed-air supply.
The filter should be maintained in accordance with the equipment requirements to ensure consistent airflow.
The PortaPint Mini Air Compressor is particularly suitable for KeyKeg and compatible bag-type kegs.
With these systems, compressed air applies pressure to the outside of the internal product bag and does not come into direct contact with the drink.
This means an air compressor can be used as the pressure source without requiring CO2 or mixed beverage gas to push the product from the keg.
Compressed air can also physically dispense from conventional steel kegs when used with a compatible system. However, in a conventional keg the air comes into direct contact with the drink.
For this reason, compressed air is generally only appropriate for short-term dispensing from conventional steel kegs. For longer-term storage and dispense, use the correct CO2, mixed gas or other beverage gas for the product.
