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CO₂ Cylinders | Recommendations & Variants
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CO₂ Cylinders – Recommendations & Variants

All standard CO₂ cylinders can be used. We recommend the short and compact version with carrying handle and a fill weight of 10 kg.

These can be refilled economically or exchanged for full cylinders and are easy to carry thanks to their weight.

10 KG CO₂ cylinder without siphon tube
Without siphon tube
10 KG CO₂ cylinder with siphon tube
With siphon tube

Cylinder variants compared

Without siphon tube

Cylinders without siphon tube

Must be placed upside down or rotated during filling so that the liquid CO₂ can flow downward and into the cylinder.

With siphon tube

Cylinders with siphon tube

Also referred to as a dip tube or siphon line — they do not need to be rotated during filling, which makes the filling process more convenient.

Both variants lead to the same result.
CO₂ Direct Professional Series Note

All products in this series require CO₂ cylinders without a siphon tube.

100% compatible – matched to CO₂ cylinders

Which cylinders does the adapter fit?

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) cylinders have a standardized right-hand gas thread to which our CO₂ adapter series are matched.

(Outlet connection: W21.8×1/14" RH female according to DIN 477 No. 6)

CO₂ cylinder connection

CO₂ Adapter Series with RPV support

Cylinder valves with a residual pressure valve (Residual Pressure Valve, or RPV for short) prevent contaminants from entering the cylinder.

Valves without a residual pressure valve allow both the withdrawal of gaseous CO₂ and the passage of liquid CO₂ for refilling processes. In valves with a residual pressure valve, an additional manual opening is required for liquid CO₂ withdrawal so that the cylinders can be filled completely.

With our CO₂ adapters, complete filling of your carbonation cylinders is possible regardless of the valve variant.

Advantage: Compatible with both valve types — for maximum flexibility when purchasing or exchanging your cylinder.

RPV valve illustration

Cylinder valves – examples

Without RPV

(Examples)

In the version without RPV, there is no insert in the area of the flow bore.

Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV
Valve without RPV

With RPV

(Examples)

In RPV valves, the check valve is built into the flow opening.

Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Valve with RPV
Without RPV
With RPV
Cylinder guidance
Adapter refilling Siphon tube recommended Standard cylinders without siphon tube can also be used, but must be rotated for filling.
CO₂ Direct Professional Without siphon tube only For direct connection, use a standard CO₂ cylinder without siphon tube.
Carbonation cylinders Optional for easier handling Useful if you want the most convenient exchange and refill routine.

Which cylinder is suitable for which application?

The right cylinder type depends on how the CO₂ is used. For refilling via an adapter, a cylinder with siphon tube is the most convenient option because liquid CO₂ can be withdrawn while the cylinder remains upright.

  • For CO₂ adapter refilling, cylinders with siphon tube are optimal.
  • Cylinders without siphon tube are also possible, but must be turned or rotated during filling.
  • For CO₂ Direct Professional products, only standard cylinders without siphon tube are suitable.

Carbonation cylinders are not required for every setup. They are mainly useful if you want the simplest handling and a practical routine for refilling or exchanging cylinders.

This overview is intended as a practical orientation for choosing the correct cylinder type before purchasing or exchanging a CO₂ cylinder.

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