This Duotight ball valve can be used as an inline shut off valve on draft lines. Compatible with EVABarrier 8 mm OD Tubing (D1717 & D1718).

Duotight offers superior quality when compared to other push-in fittings. Their double EPDM O-ring design provides a more complete and reliable seal, protecting against leaks even when tubing is bent around tight corners. They are suitable for both beverage and gas applications, and are pressure rated to 100 psi. Tubing can be released by simply pushing in the collet and pulling the line out. No need for clamps or cutting lines!

Features:
  • Insert tubing and firmly push to connect
  • Easily release tubing by pushing in the collet
  • Suitable for both gas & beverage applications
  • Made from food-grade acetal plastic
  • Double O-rings made from highly chemical resistant EPDM
  • Locking teeth made from stainless steel
  • Pressure rated to 150 psi
  • Temperature rated to 212°F (100°C)

Please note: exposure to chlorine will degrade the acetal plastic and stainless steel these fittings are made from. Do not use in contact with bleach or other chlorinated cleaning chemicals.

Kegland Part number: KL06934

  • Great easy to use fitting. Use on the keg to tap lines.
  • These things are great. Build your own for just a few bucks!
  • Perfect little valve. Easy way to connect EVA Barrier tubing.
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Blaine G.
Push In Fitting Ball Valve

Great easy to use fitting. Use on the keg to tap lines. Keep the lines shut off just incase they get bumped when not in use.

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Patrick A.

Works great! Perfect for kegerator CO2 lines to kegs

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Steven J.J.
Duotight Push-In Fitting - 8 mm (5/16 in.) Ball Valve

Added these to shut the Co2 off between the regulator and the keg. Seems to work.

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adrian m.
Excellent shut-off valves

I use these to isolate certain lines if I need to refill a container which is empty; it allows me to not have back-pressure and also to not make a mess.

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shirley H.
NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK

The Bidet I was installing has hot and cold water. I located the cold water ball valve at a local DIY store but the hot water hose was 8mm-5/16 which I could not find anywhere. Also the hose hookup on the Bidet was 8mm as well or I would have just changed it out completely. Searching endlessly until I came across MoreBeer website and I discovered exactly what I needed to complete my Bidet installation. Without the ball valves to control the water pressure It is like a pressure washer hitting the bullseye. Not a pleasant experience. The DuoTight Push-in Fitting-8mm Ball Valve works great. Thanks MoreBeer Two Thumbs up!

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Eric E.
coolant systems

I use them to regulate air to my lathe and mill coolant systems

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Edward G.
Perfect little valve

Easy way to connect EVA Barrier tubing. Perfect fitting to help me direct CO2 to purge kegs while fermenting or keep a keg under CO2 pressure while cold crashing.

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Michael B.

Great build and a useful addition to the keezer build :)

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Richard A.W.
Awesome affordable connections

These things are great. Instead of buying a 4 -way manifold just use these fittings and some tubing to build your own for just a few bucks!

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Anonymous

What is the expected duty cycle for this DuoTight ball valve? That is how many times is it designed to be opened and closed before a potential issue?

MoreCoffee!

I’ve had mine for over a year with no issues at all

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Anonymous

Can this be used to restrict the flow of beer thru my taps?

MoreCoffee!

Could but probably shouldn't - it would create a lot of turbulence in your line. It's much better as an on/off switch. If you're having too fast flow (or too much foaming) you probably need a much longer serving line.

MoreCoffee!

Since this is a ball valve design it's not really meant to be used as a flow restrictor. I haven't tried this out but I suspect you will get a lot of foaming if you try to use this as a flow restrictor on your beer lines. Flow restriction valves are typically needle valves and this gives more surface area to restrict the flow allowing for less foaming. You also probably wouldn't get very fine restriction adjustments because you only have a 90 degree range of motion on the valve and the flow restricting portion of that range of motion will only be 5 degrees or so.

MoreCoffee!

Yes you can. I would suggest you increase the length of the beer line to restrict the fllow.

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Anonymous

If I have this inline with a secondary regulator do I also need a check valve?

MoreCoffee!

I wouldn’t say you need a check valve. It really would be your choice. The ball valve does not have any check valve functionality so if you desire that function you would need to purchase one.

MoreCoffee!

If you want to have a check valve you will need an extra one. This valve will allow flow in either and both directions at all times.

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Anonymous

Can this be used as a CO2 shutoff?

MoreCoffee!

Yes. I use them for this purpose.

MoreCoffee!

I’ve used it up to 25 psi

MoreCoffee!

I am unsure but the diameter is correct. I'd try it and keep an eye on it.

MoreCoffee!

Yes I use them as a co2 shutoff.

MoreCoffee!

Yes they can Enter

MoreCoffee!

I've used these in both the gas and liquid lines as shutoffs. Keep in mind that these do not have a check valve that you typically get in a manifold setup. I believe there is a duotight check valve that can be placed inline to prevent liquid from flowing into the gas lines.

MoreCoffee!

Yes it can as long as you are connecting it to 8mm tubing. The tubing needs to be very round and free of defects. Tubing that is slightly oval in the cross section may leak and you will lose all of your CO2. This happens a lot when the tubing is coiled too tightly and stored or shipped in that state.

MoreCoffee!

Yes that's exaclty how I use mine. I also use one on my RO water without issues.