The PortaPint 70C Drinks Dispenser is a high-capacity twin-tap portable draught beer cooler with a built-in air compressor, designed for events, mobile bars, parties and temporary drinks dispense.
Capable of cooling and dispensing up to 80 litres per hour – approximately 140 pints – the PortaPint 70C provides the capacity required for busier bars and events while retaining a compact, self-contained design.
The dry cooling system requires no water bath or ice bank, while the two dispense taps allow two compatible kegged products to be served from the same machine.
The PortaPint 70C combines a high-capacity dry cooler, two compensator beer taps and an integrated air compressor within one portable unit.
It is suitable for serving compatible draught:
Two independent taps allow different products to be connected and served at the same time.
The PortaPint 70C has a maximum rated output of:
This makes it suitable for higher-volume applications where smaller portable beer dispensers may not provide sufficient cooling capacity.
Actual performance will depend on incoming product temperature, required serving temperature, ambient conditions and the pattern of dispense.
The integrated air compressor provides dispense pressure where compressed air is suitable for the keg system being used.
This can remove the need for a separate external compressor and is particularly useful with KeyKeg and compatible bag-type keg systems, where the driving air remains separated from the beverage.
The PortaPint 70C is particularly well suited to KeyKeg dispense.
With a KeyKeg, compressed air is applied outside the internal product bag rather than coming into direct contact with the beverage.
This allows the PortaPint's built-in compressor to provide the driving pressure without introducing compressed air directly into the drink.
The actual usable life of an opened KeyKeg will depend on the beverage, storage conditions and manufacturer's recommendations.
The built-in air compressor can be used with compatible conventional steel kegs for short-term dispense, such as parties and events where the keg will be consumed quickly.
With a conventional steel keg, however, compressed air comes into contact with the beverage and introduces oxygen.
For longer-term connection, use the correct CO2 or mixed beverage gas recommended by the brewery or beverage supplier rather than compressed air.
The PortaPint 70C uses dry cooling technology, meaning there is no water tank to fill or ice bank to build before operation.
Product is chilled as it passes through the internal cooling system before reaching the dispense taps.
This makes the machine particularly suitable for portable and temporary applications where straightforward setup and pack-down are important.
Two compensator taps provide independent dispense points with adjustable flow control.
The flow rate can be adjusted at each tap to suit the connected product and dispense setup.
Correct product temperature, pressure and beer line configuration are still important for achieving a properly balanced draught system.
The PortaPint 70C is ideal for:
The PortaPint 70C includes:
Keg couplers, product pipe, gas or air pipe, regulators and other connecting equipment are not included unless specifically stated.
The equipment required will depend on the keg being connected and may include:
Always check the keg valve type, required dispense method and recommended pressure before selecting your connecting equipment.
The built-in compressor supplies compressed air, not CO2 or mixed beverage gas.
Compressed air is particularly useful with KeyKegs and compatible bag-type systems. When using conventional steel kegs, consider how quickly the product will be consumed and use the brewery's recommended beverage gas for longer-term dispense.