Keg Opening Tools A

How are you going to

"How are you going to open your keg to check it's clean without this? You're not."

— Luke B. (5/5)

Works as intended

"Simple, cheap and sturdy. Strong enough to do the job and not over engineered to cost you extra."

— Nathan K. (5/5)

(Not quite) Everything you need. .

"I purchaseed an A, S and D keg opening tool. "Here we go", lets open the kegs. Any keg. Whatever keg. No!! How about a way to get the serclips out that hold spears in. And then a way to push down and up at the same time to remove spears and disable the safety tab on the spears. The tool I wouldve bought, that a pair of stilsons or quickgrips wont solve, is something that could undo the tamper proof crap instead of using an angle grinder and screwdriver. Thats what I thiught was happening here. Also, There are A type kegs that dont have a hole for the key to turn. . so then yiur back to stilsons anyway🤷🏼‍♂️ Ive attached a photo of the bearing puller I purchased from ebay to help disengage safety tabs. . And the one of a kind modifcation that lets yiu get an S style serclip out. . before yiu end up with a pile steel shavings anyway by tryna turn your keg tool. . I do enjioy when kegland have video solutions for these kind of things. It took hours or searching through others redundant solves. P. s Instead of 2 tools, (A or S&D)this couldve easily been one with a reversible head or something."

— Josh S. (5/5)

Keg opening tool for A type

"Easy enough to use, need a little of strength."

— Louise W. (4/5)

Keg reuse

"The keg opening tool made recycling type A kegs so much easier. Keglands range of tooling meets most possible scenario in the brewing industry."

— Glen J. (5/5)

"good quality"

— Efren (5/5)

Manufactured nicely

"This is a sturdy solid piece of equipment and performing its job perfectly. Well worth purchase."

— Stephen H. (5/5)