Kegs, Dry Ice and Coolers

Quantity questions for events and deliveries: how many servings a keg gives, which keg sizes exist and what they weigh, what a keg costs per pint at the price you paid, and how much ice or dry ice a cooler needs for a given time. Sizes come from published sources; sublimation and melting rates are ranges, so these are estimates to plan with, and dry ice needs ventilation.

Tools in this group

• Dry Ice Calculator — Choose a cooler or a freezer that is not working and how long you need. You get the pounds and kilograms of dry ice as a range from published rates.
• How Long Does Dry Ice Last? — Enter how much dry ice you have. You get the shortest and longest time it lasts at the published loss rate, with the safety points for using it.
• How Many Beers in a Keg? — Choose the keg and the size of the cup you pour. You get the whole servings, plus pints, 8 oz cups, gallons and liters, and a table for every keg size.
• How Much Does a Keg Weigh? — Pick the keg size. You get an estimated full weight (empty keg plus beer) beside the weights published for that keg, in pounds and kilograms.
• How Much Is a Keg of Beer? — Type the keg price and deposit you were quoted. You get the cost per serving, per pint and per ounce, how many to sell to break even, and kegs and cost for a party.
• Keg Sizes — Pick a keg to see its volume, servings, dimensions and weight, or read the full chart. A dash means no public page was found with that figure.