Description
John Guest 5/16" – 3/16" Reducer – from 5/16" stem to 3/16" tubing
A straight reducer from John Guest with a 5/16" stem at one end and a push-fit socket for 3/16" OD tubing at the other. The stem end pushes into a 5/16" John Guest fitting, and the thin 3/16" tubing pushes into the other end. A common use is going from a 5/16" line to a thin, foam-reducing beer line.
John Guest push-fit fittings are made for quick, secure and leak-free connection of hoses and tubes carrying liquid and gas under pressure. Brewshop stocks a wide range of food-grade fittings, adapters, tubing and tools from John Guest.
Technical data
- Type: straight reducer
- Stem: 5/16"
- Tubing: 3/16" outer diameter (OD)
- Connection: push-fit
- Manufacturer: John Guest
Frequently asked questions about the John Guest 5/16" – 3/16" Reducer
Which tubing fits the 3/16" end?
Tubing with a 3/16" outer diameter, for example the LDPE beer line 3 mm ID, 3/16" OD.
What is the difference between a reducer and a 5/16" – 3/16" union connector?
The reducer has a stem at the 5/16" end that pushes into another fitting. The John Guest union connector 5/16" – 3/16" has push-fit sockets at both ends, for two tubes.
Why use thin beer line?
Thin tubing gives more resistance, so the beer comes out of the tap more calmly and foams less.
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