Toolzone Professional Forecourt Air Line Tyre Inflator With Gauge - AT103

Heavy Duty Air Line Gauge with a range of 0-11 Bar (0-160 psi). This product features a full extru...

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This guide is for anyone needing to accurately inflate tires, specifically for forecourt use. The Toolzone Professional Forecourt Air Line Tyre Inflator (AT103) allows for precise pressure readings and easy inflation with its twin push-on connectors. Note that while this inflator is durable, it requires proper care and maintenance to ensure longevity and accurate readings.

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MaterialZinc
Model Part NumberAT103
BrandToolzone

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FAQs

What is the pressure range of the inflator?

The inflator operates between 0-11 Bar (0-160 psi).

What materials is the inflator made of?

The inflator is made with a full extruded aluminum body and zinc head, with a stainless steel gauge.

How long is the hose?

The hose is 350mm long and has a steel protection sleeve.

What type of connectors does the inflator use?

It is fitted with twin push-on air connectors.

How do I ensure accurate readings?

Regularly check and clean the gauge. Ensure the tire valve connection is secure. Inspect for any damage to the hose.

What should I do if the gauge is inaccurate?

If the gauge is inaccurate, it may need to be calibrated or replaced.

Can I use this inflator for all types of tires?

The inflator is suitable for most tires but check that your tire's maximum pressure is within the inflator's range.

How do I store the inflator?

Store the inflator in a dry location away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

Gauge not reading correctly.

Check for any obstructions in the gauge or hose. Ensure the connection to the tire valve is secure. If the issue persists, the gauge may need calibration or replacement.

Air leaking from the hose connection.

Check the hose for damage. Ensure the connector is properly attached to the tire valve. Replace the hose if necessary.

Inflator not reaching desired pressure.

Check the air supply. Ensure the supply line is providing sufficient pressure. Verify the gauge and hose are in good condition and not leaking.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction ensures long-term use.
  • Accurate pressure readings in both PSI and KPA.
  • Easy to connect and use with twin push-on connectors.
  • The protective hose design increases the lifespan of the hose.
  • Suitable for a wide range of tire inflation needs.

Cons

  • Requires regular maintenance to ensure accuracy.
  • Limited to 11 Bar (160 psi) maximum pressure.
  • The gauge can be damaged if dropped.
  • Hose might require replacement over time.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Connecting the Inflator: Attach the twin push-on connector to the tire valve stem, ensuring a secure fit.
  2. Reading the Gauge: Observe the pressure reading on the gauge, comparing it to the recommended tire pressure for your vehicle.
  3. Inflating the Tire: Use the inflator to add air until the desired pressure is achieved.
  4. Disconnecting: Once complete, detach the connector from the valve stem.

Compatibility: The inflator is compatible with standard tire valves.

Care:

  • Keep the gauge clean and free from debris.
  • Store the inflator in a dry location.
  • Regularly check the hose for any signs of wear or damage.
  • Inspect the gauge for accuracy.

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