Isoflow o-rings

[Valve1138]

Hi all,

Went to do some cleaning on my 10 gal Megapot 1.2, and I noticed an O-ring had worn out inside the isoflow bulkhead. It's the one the diptube meets up with.

Went through all my gaskets and don't seem to have any that fit properly.

I'm sure someone here knows what size to use.

My Google fu is failing me today.

Thanks, guys.

 

[MikeCo]

These might be the right ones, but it would be best to call Northern Brewer and ask.

https://www.northernbrewer.com/products/weldless-kettle-bulkhead-o-ring-set

 

[Valve1138]

These might be the right ones, but it would be best to call Northern Brewer and ask.

https://www.northernbrewer.com/products/weldless-kettle-bulkhead-o-ring-set

Thanks, I sent them an e-mail but haven't heard back.

You'd think this would be listed right on the instruction sheet instead of just "2x O-rings".

 

[MikeCo]

You may also be able to take them to a hardware or home-improvement store and match them to some silicone o-rings they stock. If you can measure them accurately, McMaster Carr can supply a large quantity probably for a reasonable price.

 

[Valve1138]

Heard back from Northern Brewer. Here's the details.

AS568-014 SILICONE O-RING, -014

McMaster-Carr carries them, as well as most other places.

An 014 size heat resistant silicone o-ring.

The big set I have stops at 013, of course.

 

[MikeCo]

This might be an option too. I've never bought from them.

https://www.theoringstore.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=4754

 

[MikeCo]

I just placed an order with theoringstore.com for some non-brewing related o-rings. They have good prices and flat rate shipping. 2-day is $6.99. The minimum order quantities were lower in most cases than the 100-packs from McMaster also.

 

[Valve1138]

I've learned now that you can never have too many o-rings.