OneBom Stainless Fittings Disconnect Homebrew Review

They have some meat and not only do they have a longer shelf life, they are lower in height to help with tight kegerators. Being made of stainless steel, cleaning with PBW is very easy and they can be boiled to disinfect (just remember to remove/replace the o-rings). Should have bought it right away!

Prompt delivery of item as described. There was a problem with a fitting and I contacted the seller and it was quickly replaced. Excellent service, I plan to order more from this seller. They replaced the plastic ball lock that was causing my gas column leak problem. Stainless steel is worth the investment.

As other reviewers have said these things are not airtight, the gas line is probably leaking! I lost 5 pounds of CO2 the first night after putting them in my new kegerators. Luckily I had plastic fittings and a spare tank. I installed these cheaper plastic dividers in my rig and all is good now. You will definitely come back!

Fairly tight fit due to the three ball bearing configuration which makes insertion/release difficult. Strong force is required unlike the 4 ball bearing configuration. The bearings also protrude less than other decouplers I have. This may also be the reason why strong force is required for insertion/detachment.

made of stainless steel! heavy duty. He seems strong! It looks like it will last a long time. Couldn't use a liquid fitting so I'll update this review asap. "The height is 5/8, so maybe they're lighter than these stainless steel ones, but they're too bulky.

I didn't read the product description carefully enough before installing it. Of course, the liquid ran out quickly and a small beer mush formed in my fridge. I was wondering why 2 spare pads were included and read the product review more closely. They are slightly larger than those intended for liquid fasting. I changed them and there are no leaks.

Didn't close the keg out of the box. I fixed a mechanical incompatibility with the Cornelius fittings on my barrel (torpedo) by beveling the bottom of the locking ring that needs to be pulled to unlock the breech. So these fittings cost me more than the Revain price. I don't know if torpedo hardware or onebom hardware is to blame. However, the difficulty is the reason for my lukewarm rating.

Reading the reviews I ask myself "Am I missing something?" as I have tons of questions: 1. I bought a pair with spikes - one came with a deformed gasket when screwing the coupling to the head.2. Then I ordered 4 pairs with removable spikes: 2.1. Two of them leak gas at the MFL connector - they cannot be tightened with air. 2.2. Two beer leaks somewhere on the MFL port or between the top and bottom. 2.3. One has trouble with the 1/4" MFL screw on the spikes - it doesn't take bits (can't screw…