BSL Gas Technologies is known for producing highly reliable and efficient gas mixers for the beverage industry and beyond. With over 30 years of experience, we have become one of the leading sources for gas mixing machinery worldwide. For more information on how our...

A BSL gas mixer can be used in various stages of the brewery supply chain to ensure consistent quality and presentation. At the point of dispensing, it helps balance the gases in the keg to provide the perfect pint every time, ensuring that the drinker gets exactly...

Yes, our gas mixers are available in various sizes and configurations, making them suitable in both commercial breweries and in homebrewing.

Many of our Cellar-Mix panels are designed with space for 4 outlets as standard and come equipped with a mixed gas CO₂ line to create beer mixtures from the start. If your beer dispensing panel has an unused outlet space, it can easily accommodate a 100% CO₂ outlet...

In a typical beverage dispensing installation, the required pressures can vary depending on factors such as the type of beer being dispensed. Typically, CO₂ and N₂ for beer dispense are supplied to a BSL gas mixer at around 5.5 to 6 bar g and available from the mixer...

Spotting gas leak in a pub cellar can be quite tricky for several reasons. Firstly, gas leaks can be very small and quiet. They may also be hidden behind other equipment, trunking, or walls, making it hard to see all the pipework. To help with this, BSL offers a...

There are several possible reasons for excessive beer foaming, or fobbing. One potential cause could be improper handling or storage of the beer, such as shaking the can or bottle before opening it. This can create an excess of carbon dioxide in the beer, leading to...