
Beer Dispensers
Mobile beer dispensers: draft beer for events, trade shows and pop-up bars
When you’re serving draft beer at an event, the priority isn’t looking good on a backbar — it’s being mobile, quick to set up, reliable and able to handle high throughput. Here you’ll find mobile beer dispensers designed for trade shows, exhibitions, festivals, weddings, corporate events, pop-up bars and catering services. They’re built to be easy to transport, simple to set up, and effective at pouring a fresh, consistent draft, even when things get busy.
Mobile beer dispenser: the right choice for your needs
To pick the right draft beer machine, you need to think in terms of “on-site use”:
1) Push system: air compressor or CO₂
Air compressor beer dispenser: ideal when you want a self-contained solution that’s quick to deploy. No need for a CO₂ cylinder to get started: plug in, pour, serve. This is often the practical choice for mobility and logistical simplicity.
CO₂ beer dispenser: perfect if you want a more bar-style setup with stable pressure control. It’s a widely used standard in the hospitality trade.
2) Flow rate and configuration: 1 tap or 2 taps
1 tap: compact, efficient format, ideal for a single best-selling option on a mobile bar.
2 taps: useful if you’re serving two options, or if you want to smooth out wait times during a rush.
3) Cooling: the goal is fast, stable cold
For events, you want a system that reaches serving temperature quickly and holds it over time, to avoid the first warm pints and inconsistent foam.
4) Keg compatibility and fittings
A mobile dispenser needs to be compatible with your keg formats (often 20 L / 30 L / 50 L depending on your needs) and, crucially, with the right keg couplers. This is the detail that saves you time — or that can ruin an event if you show up without the correct coupler.
Essential accessories (the ones that save you from headaches)
For a clean, cost-effective setup, always plan for, depending on your configuration:
- compatible keg coupler(s),
- regulator (if CO₂), hoses, fittings,
- drip tray / catch basin,
- line cleaning (clean beer also comes from a clean line),
- a transport / protection solution if needed (cover, case, flight case).
Who is this category for?
- Event caterers / mobile bar operators: mobility, flow rate and fast setup are the priority.
- Trade shows, exhibitions, festivals: reliability and consistent service over time are the priority.
- Businesses / associations: a professional solution, simpler and cleaner than an improvised setup.
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Refribier – 2 taps 295 l/h
£2,700.00
Mobile beer dispensers: draft beer for events, trade shows and pop-up bars
When you’re serving draft beer at an event, the priority isn’t looking good on a backbar — it’s being mobile, quick to set up, reliable and able to handle high throughput. Here you’ll find mobile beer dispensers designed for trade shows, exhibitions, festivals, weddings, corporate events, pop-up bars and catering services. They’re built to be easy to transport, simple to set up, and effective at pouring a fresh, consistent draft, even when things get busy.
Mobile beer dispenser: the right choice for your needs
To pick the right draft beer machine, you need to think in terms of “on-site use”:
1) Push system: air compressor or CO₂
Air compressor beer dispenser: ideal when you want a self-contained solution that’s quick to deploy. No need for a CO₂ cylinder to get started: plug in, pour, serve. This is often the practical choice for mobility and logistical simplicity.
CO₂ beer dispenser: perfect if you want a more bar-style setup with stable pressure control. It’s a widely used standard in the hospitality trade.
2) Flow rate and configuration: 1 tap or 2 taps
1 tap: compact, efficient format, ideal for a single best-selling option on a mobile bar.
2 taps: useful if you’re serving two options, or if you want to smooth out wait times during a rush.
3) Cooling: the goal is fast, stable cold
For events, you want a system that reaches serving temperature quickly and holds it over time, to avoid the first warm pints and inconsistent foam.
4) Keg compatibility and fittings
A mobile dispenser needs to be compatible with your keg formats (often 20 L / 30 L / 50 L depending on your needs) and, crucially, with the right keg couplers. This is the detail that saves you time — or that can ruin an event if you show up without the correct coupler.
Essential accessories (the ones that save you from headaches)
For a clean, cost-effective setup, always plan for, depending on your configuration:
- compatible keg coupler(s),
- regulator (if CO₂), hoses, fittings,
- drip tray / catch basin,
- line cleaning (clean beer also comes from a clean line),
- a transport / protection solution if needed (cover, case, flight case).
Who is this category for?
- Event caterers / mobile bar operators: mobility, flow rate and fast setup are the priority.
- Trade shows, exhibitions, festivals: reliability and consistent service over time are the priority.
- Businesses / associations: a professional solution, simpler and cleaner than an improvised setup.