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Bev Rite CPCK903

A one-quart plastic cleaning jar with an all-metal pump assembly, four ounces of cleaning liquid and tools.

Bev Rite clear one quart beer line cleaning kit with metal pump

Bev Rite CPCK903

A one-quart plastic cleaning jar with an all-metal pump assembly, four ounces of cleaning liquid and tools.

Type
Pressurized jar and pump cleaning kit
Jar
One quart, strong plastic
Pump
All metal
Cleaner
4 oz beer line cleaning liquid
Tools
Faucet wrench and cleaning brush
Systems
Most small to medium size draft beer systems
Cleanings supplied
Not stated by the maker
Keg standard
Not stated by the maker
Size
152 × 127 × 356 mm (5.98 × 5 × 14 in)
Weight
Not stated by the maker
Warranty
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0785NMZMY
EAN
0741459038892
  • The only kit on this shelf that states its pump is all metal — the pump is the part that is worked hardest and fails first
  • A strong one-quart jar with the pump built into the assembly, which is the classic and most repairable arrangement
  • Four ounces of cleaner at $61.75, where $34.99 on this shelf buys a pound and 30+ cleanings

Best for: The sturdiest pump on this shelf, for someone who will buy cleaner separately anyway

≈ $62
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Specifications

Type
Pressurized jar and pump cleaning kit
Jar
One quart, strong plastic
Pump
All metal
Cleaner
4 oz beer line cleaning liquid
Tools
Faucet wrench and cleaning brush
Systems
Most small to medium size draft beer systems
Cleanings supplied
Not stated by the maker
Keg standard
Not stated by the maker
Size
152 × 127 × 356 mm (5.98 × 5 × 14 in)
Weight
Not stated by the maker
Warranty
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0785NMZMY
EAN
0741459038892

What the maker puts in writing

  • One quart plastic jar and pump assembly
  • Includes 4 oz beer line cleaning liquid
  • Includes faucet wrench and cleaning brush
  • Strong plastic jar and all metal pump
  • Will work with most small to medium size draft beer systems

Four words worth the price difference

All metal pump.

Every kit on this shelf has a hand pump and eight of them do not say what it is made of. The pump is the part that is screwed down, pumped up and pressurized every single cleaning, and it is the part that goes.

And the arithmetic against it

Sixty-one dollars seventy-five, with four ounces of cleaner.

Thirty-four ninety-nine on this shelf buys a pound of powder and thirty-plus cleanings, with a metal coupler. Twenty-nine twenty-five buys a complete kit with four doses.

What you are buying here is the hardware, and specifically the pump. If you intend to clean your lines between every keg for the next ten years, that is a defensible place to spend it. If you want cleaner in the box, it is the wrong end of this shelf.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $62 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

What readers ask us

Why does an all-metal pump matter?

Because a hand pump is the moving part: it is worked every cleaning and pressurized every time. Plastic pump bodies crack at the collar. Bev Rite is the only maker on this shelf that says its pump is metal throughout, and on a tool you keep for years that is the right place for the money.

Is 4 oz enough?

It is a start, not a supply. The Bar-King powder on this shelf is 32 pre-measured packets at $34.95, or $1.09 a cleaning, and works with any kit including this one. Budget for it.

What is a "small to medium" system?

Undefined. In practice a home kegerator with one to three taps. The listing does not give a line length or a tap count, and no other kit here does either — only Bar-King names the keg couplers it fits.

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