Are you looking for an easy way to fill smaller containers (or bottles) of olive oil?
You may find yourself looking for a simple system to dispense out of these larger cases. In fact, most small businesses and at-home users find that ordering 35 Lb. Containers (4.6 Gallon Jugs) is what’s cheapest and what works best for them. If you find yourself looking for an easy dispensing solution (but not looking for a big piece of machinery or a super-complicated set up), we have the perfect solution for you!
Let me tell you about our spigot kit that can help you fill your smaller containers and not give you a headache.
How To Use A Spigot
Not sure what a “spigot kit” really is? Don’t worry, I will explain exactly what it is and just how simple it is to use.
When you receive the spigot kit, it will come in a small bag with two parts. You will need to take the spigot out and screw it onto the lid that will eventually attach to your 35 Lb. Container. Be aware though, that on that lid there is a “knock out” section (essentially a plastic film to cover the hole that the spigot will screw into). This can either be cut out or popped out using a hammer. Once you have removed that knock out, screw the spigot onto the lid.
From there, you will attach the whole unit to your 35 Lb. Container by screwing it on in place of the case’s normal lid.
Video by: Kevin Smith, Operations Manager
Hi, thank you for choosing Centra Foods.
Today I’d like to show you how to use our spigot kit that we include with our 35 Lb. JIBs (Jug in Boxes).
When you get the kit, it will be in a plastic bag. Open it up, [and you will see] there are two parts:
1. the lid, and
2. the spigot itself
On the lid there is a “knock out”. You can either cut that out with a clean utility knife, or you can use a punch or a hammer to knock it out. Then, the two just screw together.
The final assembly: once you have it assembled like our unit here, remove the lid of your JIB and then remove the foil tamper seal with a clean utility knife (or what ever tool you most commonly use at your facility). Discard that, and then your spigot screws on in place of the lid.
There is a gasket on the spigot, so there is enough room to turn it in whichever direction you want and still not leak. You don’t have to over tighten it; just have it just pointed to the side.
On your spigot, one thing I’d like to show you (and you probably can’t see well in the video, but once you have yours you will easily be able to see it) is that when you have the handle all the way up on this side, you will actually see there is an oval opening. That is actually the opening on the spigot.
You want to make sure that opening is not in line with your spigot stem here — otherwise when you set your JIB on its side, oil will come out. So, make sure its closed and all you have to do is make sure you can see that opening and that will make sure the oil won’t come out unexpectedly.
The spigot is on, so turn your JIB on its side (and depending on your operation, you may use a jug you could use a bucket or batch of some kind) and open the spigot. Oil comes out!
Go ahead fill your container to whatever level you need it.
Once you turn it off, go ahead and give it a couple of seconds [to drip], because the residual oil will go ahead and drain out.
Now, you have your container of oil. It is as easy as that to use a spigot!
Thank you very much.
If you watched the video above, and you think 35 Lb. Containers are the right fit for your facility, you can take take the next step by requesting pricing in the form to the right. We can also help you compare prices of 35 lb. containers to the other bulk packaging options. Talk to one of our experienced sales team members today!