Carbonation Keg Lid 0.5 Micron Diffusion Stone Corny Keg Carbonation Lid Carbonator Keg Lid for Cornelius Keg Soda Beer Forced Carbonation

Once I chilled the keg, I slapped the gas line on and had carbonation in less than 3 hours. Well worth my money.

Pressure release value failed on second use.

I got these to use on my corny keg. I have had no leaks or any problems. This sealed up tight and holds great carbonation.

Edit: seller reached out to me and offered to send a replacement free of charge. When the new one arrived the new lid worked absolutely fine. To be sure I pressurized the keg and left a gauge on for a few hours and it held just fine! So I changed my initial review on this product to a 4 star due to the inconvenience of having to return the first. This was a whole different experience.Returned. No quality control even though it says QC Pass!!?? Pressure relief leaked right out of the box. As soon as pressure was applied it leaked. Wasn’t even at 10psi and it leaked. I didn’t give up that easy! So I changed it with one I KNOW doesn’t leak…leaked again. Not giving up, I swapped it with a brand new pressure relief in the package…you guessed it - leaked still. What a pile! Beside the leaking issue, it seemed like good quality , other than the issue I had getting it in/out of the top of my keg. Disappointed to say the least; this all the while I’m fighting the lid and leak and my beer is cooling down and oxidizing.

Of of the spot welds popped free and no longer allowed the lid to function.

The clamping mechanism broke after the 3rd use. Great for carbing but not built well

The spot welds on this lid are not a nice as they should be but it should still function just fine. I see that some of the other reviews indicate that their welds failed. I think this points to a quality control issue but the lid I recieved is not as badly effected as some. I should get several years of use out of this keg lid.

First, I have to say that I originally tried to make this before I realized you could buy one! I spent an entire day screwing around drilling and tapping stainless steel parts, cutting and moving the clamp pivots... Just having a horrible time in general. Everything has to be in exactly the right spot for this thing to fit into the keg. I accidentally blew a hole in mine with the TIG welder, and it just started getting real ugly real fast as I was trying to 'fill the hole.' , so I decided to buy a new lid to start over. When I was looking for it's replacement, I found this.. exactly what I was trying to make!It was already done, and very neatly at that! It cost me more for the parts to make mine than it did to buy this one already done, and I didn't have to waste an afternoon doing it!Fit and function are fantastic, it locks up easily and doesn't leak. The welds are clean, and easy to wash and sanitize. I couldn't be happier. I sanatised everything, filled it with cold distilled water, and booked it up to my CO2 bottle. I kept turning the pressure down until I heard the bubbling turn to 'fizzing', then let it run. Every now and again the fizzing sounds would decrease... So I would bump it up another five pounds... Until I eventually got to almost 60psi. That's where the over pressure valve kicks out on my regulator... So I didn't want to press it.I would buy this again in the heartbeat if something ever happened in mine.