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Draft Tower Parts & Accessories
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Replacement Parts & Accessories for Commercial Draft Beer Towers
Draft towers take a beating — constant condensation, cleaning chemicals, physical wear from daily use. When a cap cracks, a drip ring deteriorates, or a tap marker fades, you shouldn't have to replace the whole tower. We stock the individual parts that keep your towers looking sharp and functioning correctly.
What We Carry
Tower caps & top covers — replacement caps for single and multi-tap towers; chrome and stainless finishes
Drip rings — the rubber or plastic ring that sits at the base of the faucet collar; prevents drips from running down the tower
Tap markers & handles — brand your taps with custom or standard tap handles and chalkboard markers
Mounting hardware — bolts, nuts, and gaskets for securing towers to bar tops and drip trays
Internal tower components — shanks, couplings, and fittings for the beer line connections inside the tower column
Maintenance Tips
Clean tower exteriors weekly with a food-safe sanitizer — avoid abrasive cleaners on chrome finishes
Replace drip rings when they show cracking or discoloration — they're inexpensive and affect the look of your bar
Inspect tower caps for chips or cracks after any impact — damaged caps allow moisture into the tower column
Not sure which part fits your tower? Contact us with your tower brand and model — we'll help you find the right replacement.
Tower Parts FAQ
Why does my tower cap keep cracking?
Usually impact damage or UV/temperature cycling on plastic caps over time. If it's happening repeatedly on the same tower, check whether the cap is the right fit — a slightly undersized cap under constant pressure from cleaning or handling will crack faster than a properly seated one.
Do I need to replace all the drip rings at once?
No — replace them individually as they show cracking or discoloration. They wear at different rates depending on which faucets get used most, so a tap-by-tap replacement schedule is normal rather than doing the whole tower at once.