Fit my Keezer/Nukatap forward sealing self closing flow control faucet well.Last of the six to be done.Cheers!

Excellent lenght for my keezer collar and insulation, I did not liked that the black plastic part was shinny but nothing a quick spray wont fix

sturdy, well built, arrived fast

To save a few bucks, I purchased a cheaper non-Intertap shank for my Intertap faucets. First keg tapped and it was nothing but leaks no matter what I did to fix it. I purchased the Intertap shank and success! No more leaks. I would have given 5 stars, but I think the shanks are way overpriced.

Has some chrome pieces on the outside (to connect to faucet). Won't touch your beer, but not strictly stainless

i used these to re-do my keezer, and i really like the way the ends turn down. helps keep the hoses out of the way, very nice feature.

The shank spins when I installed it through my fridge wall. The worst part is that the inter tap faucet oring, if tightened to where you think it should be, causes the beer not to flow past the flow control mechanism. I don’t know if it’s a problem with the shank or the faucet but if they are from the same manufacturer, I would think that they would fit properly and always work. I have to gently tighten the ring until I see restriction of the beer when open full and the turn it back to get the full flow.

This is a quality shank, that I can recommend. Like most others, it comes with the cheap looking black plastic collar. I replaced it with the SS collar, sold separately.If you are using a Duotight fitting with this, the following may be helpful. I understand there is a Duotight fitting compatible with the Intertap connection, but I prefer 1 fitting to the 2 required with that setup.My serving fridge is a chest freezer with a wood collar. The collar is made with a 2X and a 1X. A 4" faucet shank is just long enough with the supplied beer in fitting with this configuration. Longer shanks make access more challenging. However, I decided to use the Duotight fitting. This fitting requires just a bit more shank than the 4 inch shank has to tighten. My solution was to create a 1/4 inch deep recess using a 1 1/2 inch Forstner bit. This allowed the faucet nut to tighten just enough to give the Duotight enough space to seal.

I am using this on a cheaper tap (not Intertap yet) and it works great. No problems.

Shank works great with inter tap faucet. I have this shank and a generic one on my keezer. I can say the main benefit to the inter tap shank is its compatibility with the self closing spring. The faucet doesn’t have much benefit over a generic if no spring is used. You can get the spring to work with a generic, but it’s an extremely tight fit in my experience, and I’ll probably end up replacing it with another intertap eventually. Imo worth the extra cost if using the spring.

Better prices than Amazon.com, speedy deliver. These worked great!

Got this to use with the return springs. Also installed a spring on a non Intertap shank and it worked too. Non Intertap shank has more spring tension which I prefer for my heavier tap handles.

More expensive than other stainless shanks but I did not regret going with it, feels very well built.

replacing old plated ones with these. look and feel great

High quality material. Easy to install. Worth the price tag along with the SS Intertap faucets.

Over a year later all 4 are still performing quite well. Very high quality.