Liquid level gauges are in our Cellar & Brew fittings range. These are measuring instruments used to measure fluid levels in tanks and barrels.These are made up of two parts, known as the ‘Upper’ and ‘Lower’ fitting. Watch Wilson discuss what these are and how they are used
Watch Tristan discuss the difference between 2 very distinctly different barbed and swaged hosetails along with our pre-fabricated options.
Concentric and eccentric reducers are used to join two different sizes of pipe or tube. Concentric reducers derive their name from their cone-like shape and have ends on the same axis. Whereas eccentric reducers have a straight side and a cone shaped side. Watch Morgan discuss the difference between these reducers.
Spray balls are part of our Cellar & Brew Fittings range and are commonly used in dairy factories, breweries and across the food industry. These are used to clean the inner walls of tanks. Watch Morgan discuss what spray balls are and how they are used.
Racking plates are a part of our Cellar and Brew Fittings Range and used in winemaking and brewing industries. These are used to separate liquids and solids when transferring fermented liquid from one vessel to another. Watch Huntley discuss.
A ball lock gas fitting is a type of quick-connect no-leak coupler that is commonly used in the wine and brewing industries. They’re mostly used with Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen gases on tanks and kegs. Watch Huntley discuss.
The Metal Company's range of Cellar & Brew fittings include tube bends, tees, valves and reducers which come with unions welded already on each end of them. Watch Frank discuss about our range and how they save you time and money.
Sampling valves are a type of valve which is used for taking small samples of liquid from tanks or pipelines. This is typically done for purposes such as quality control, identification and regulatory assessment. Watch Max discuss.
Needle valves are used to regulate small amounts of flow or high pressures through either an appliance or system. The unique feature about these valves is that they have a small plunger which is similar to a needle. Watch Patrick discuss.
Watch Patrick discuss A Series and E Series Sanitary Valves. Both are suitable for food and beverage applications and are available with butt weld, tri clover or RJT connections.