Remote Draught Systems

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Remote Draught Systems

• Method of storing and delivering beer from kegs
  to remote towers
• Beer is delivered through insulated lines under
  pressure to the point of delivery
• The length of line can be from 15 to over 100
  feet in length
• Also referred to as Long Draw Systems
• Advantages Benefits
• - Beer can be served in any size
  container Versatile product
• - People like cold draft beer Taste and
  freshness
• Profitability of draft beer vs. bottle beer High
  GPM and Revenue
• Challenges - Keeping beer cold in storage and at
  delivery point
• - Minimizing foaming, waste, pour off, lost
  sales and revenue

• McCall

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Conventional Systems

• Designed to maintain the temperature of beer as
  it is being transported
• Generally beer is stored in walk-in coolers at
  36o - 45o F.
• Uses supplemental refrigeration to maintain the
  beer temperature in the delivery lines using
  glycol coolant
• Product typically delivered at the tap at 36o -
  40o F
• Final product quality is dependent on walk-in
  temp and storage conditions
• Challenges
• - Maintaining consistent temperature in walk-ins
• - Conventional system cannot sufficiently
  transfer heat from beer lines to chill beer
• - Excessive foamingWasted beer, wasted profits

• McCall

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Chill-Pak Flash Chiller

• The heart of the system
• Patented design
• No Moving PartsSealed for life
• Easy Installation
• Designed specifically for beer
• Mount between kegs and towers

The Chill-Pak systemis the easiest way to chill
beer below thestorage temperatureof the walk-in
cooler!
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Conventional Draught System
Beer will be dispensed at the same temp as the
walk in cooler /- 1
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Chill-Pak Draught System
Beer will be dispensed at the temperature of the
Chill-Pak plus about 1 -2
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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• The CHILL-PAK DRAUGHT system is designed to chill
  beer in the lines, the flash chiller, and at the
  delivery point
• The CHILL-PAK Draught system uses a conventional
  glycol system to refrigerate the beer in the
  delivery lines
• The beer and glycol lines are routed through the
  CHILL-PAK
• The CHILL-PAK acts as a flash chiller reducing
  the temperature of the beer before it reaches the
  tower
• This consistently cold temperature beer is
  dispensed through cold draught arms and T-Towers
  that feature a foam reduction system
• Results Benefits
• - Clear Beer with Perfect heads Great
  presentation
• - Limited waste from the first draw Increased
  revenue
• - Consistently cold beer Satisfied customers

• McCall

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The Chill-Pak Draught System
Features Advantages Benefit
s
Offers consistent temperature beer regardless of
walk-in temperature

• Satisfied customers
• Elimination of waste
• Increased revenue

The CHILL-PAK in line flash chiller
Cold draft arms and T-towers have foam
reduction system built-in
Maintains a consistent temperature at the tap

• First draw is not wasted
• Decreased foaming

• Consistent product
• at the tap
• Satisfied customers

Keeps beer chilled in delivery lines -
conventional system transports beer
Chills beer to the delivery point
Retrofit capability
Upgrade current system for far less cost than
installing a new system

• Short payback
• Improved product
• Increased revenue

• McCall

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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• Chill-Pak delivers
• A series of tests were performed drawing a 32
  ounce beer every two minutes to test the ability
  of the system to keep up with heavy demand.
• The temperature of the beer at the faucet, the
  glycol and the Chill-Pak were constantly measured
• The beer shows very little change in temperature.
  The system is stabilized by the Chill-Pak.
• The Chill-Pak keeps beer consistently cold,
  reducing pour-off and waste due to foam

Beer storage temp 38-40

• McCall

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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• Beer stored over 40o F. can result in a loss of
  up to 20 due to waste and foam
• A 20 loss is 384 ounces per keg (or 32 twelve
  ounce servings)
• With a Chill-Pak - At 3 per serving thats
  recovered revenue of 96 per keg!

• McCall

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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• Cold Draft Arms and T-Towers feature the same
  cold plate technology as used in the flash
  chiller. Cold beer even for the casual draw!

• T-Towers available in 3 to 12 faucet designs,
  single and dual pedestal. Matching drain pans.

• Custom designs available

• Sealed for lifeno internal parts to wear out

• Both draught arm and T-Towerare protected by US
  Patents

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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• A Typical Installation with a Chill-Pak Flash
  Chiller

• Multiple Chill-Paks can be installed to handle
  any needs

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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• CHILL-PAK Cold Draught Arms 1, 2 or 3 faucets,
  brushed stainless, chrome or brass finish.
  Matching drain pans.
• CHILL-PAK Cold Draught T-Towers 3 through 8
  faucet designs, brushed stainless, chrome or
  brass. Custom designs available.
• The Chill-Pak Flash Chiller 1 through 8 product
  design
• High volume designs to meet the needs for stadium
  fillers available
• Multiplex 1/3rd, 1/2, 1, and 2.2 HP Glycol Power
  Packs
• Multiplex components for a complete system are
  available
• Manufactured in the US. Patented.

• McCall

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The Chill-Pak Draught System

• Cobra Towers
• Designed to freeze over with ice
• Requires dual power packs in most installations
• Stunning Cosmetics

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Cobra Towers

• Manufactured in Italy
• Modified to Freeze
• Flooded with Glycol
• Ice is Cosmetic
• Requires special considerations
• Dual Power Packs
• Special Drain Pans

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Cobra Tower Set

• Stunning Effects for Upscale bars and Restaurants

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Cobra Towers Three Singles

• Illustrates the quick connect faucet system

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Cobra Towers
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More Cobras

• Self Serve in South America

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Dual Power Packs

• A typical Dual Power Pack System

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