Nitrogen Regulator - high end Messer Typhoon - Dual gauge

$189.00 NZD

Premium high end Nitrogen Regulator. Precision Messer brand components.
Up to 10 Bar / 145 psi outlet pressure
Comes with a 6mm Barbed outlet hose tail.

Perfect for nitrogen forced beers such as stout or porters.
Ideal for nitro coffee or espresso Martini cocktail setups.

Type 50 cylinder valve fitting for NZ / AUS N2 cyildners - or BeerGas, BevMix etc.

You will need a nitrogen cylinder with type 50 valve to use this reg (not a co2 cylinder with type 30 valve)
Get a nitrogen cylinder here:

Gas Line:
Select your a gas line and disconnect for this regulator here:

New and improved regulator features:

Steel Gauges made from thicker steel
Gauges read in kPa, Bar and PSI
New Colour Coded pressure release valves (PRV) allowing different pressure levels for safety.
M6 Mounting Holes for mounting options.
0-50 PSI recommended working pressure (higher pressure gauges and PRV can be fitted to make this model go up to 100 PSI)
Green (65psi) PRV installed by default. Lower (35psi) and higher (100psi ) pressure relief valves are available (sold separately).
1/4" MFL outlet (uses same swivel nut & barb as MFL ball lock disconnects & also fits our MFL 8mm push fittings)
Default to work with Nitrogen or Nitrogen/C02 mix - Type 50 stem

This regulator has been designed so that the whole seat and seat cap assembly are manufactured as a fully encapsulated part. This adds to the reliability and in the case that the regulator is eventually opened up for servicing it reduces the chance of this assembly becoming contaminated by the service agent. This further improves reliability.

Output Pressure Gauge: 0-100 PSI
Tank Pressure Gauge: 0-3000 PSI
Outlet: MFL with Barbed Swivel Nut
Effective Working Pressure: 0-50 PSI

Controls high pressure N2 from a cylinder down to pressures usable in a beer or coffee or cocktail keg or other situations where low pressure is needed.

Feel free to send us a message if you have any questions or specific kegging / brewing needs.

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