Sealey Tyre Inflator with Gauge - SA332
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Product Information
Full details
The Sealey SA332 Tyre Inflator with Gauge is an essential tool for automotive enthusiasts and home mechanics who prioritize accurate tyre pressure maintenance for vehicle safety and fuel efficiency. Featuring a rugged die-cast construction, it offers the ability to inflate and deflate tyres with precision, though it requires a separate compressed air source to function effectively.
All features
| Model Part Number | SA332 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum pressure this inflator can handle?
The SA332 supports a pressure range of 0-12 bar (0-175 psi).
Does this include an air compressor?
No, this is an inflator tool that requires an external compressed air supply to operate.
Can I use this for bicycle tyres?
The connector is designed for standard automotive tyre valves; you may require an adapter for specific bicycle valves like Presta.
Is the gauge calibrated?
The gauge is designed for standard garage precision; if professional-grade calibration is required for track use, it should be checked against a certified master gauge.
What is the rubber casing for?
The rubber casing is designed to protect the dial gauge from accidental impacts and drops common in busy workshops.
Troubleshooting
Air leaking from the connection point
Check the O-ring inside the connector and ensure the air line is firmly seated.
Gauge needle is not returning to zero
Ensure the tyre valve is fully disengaged and check that no pressure is trapped in the hose.
Slow inflation rate
Check your compressor output pressure and ensure there are no kinks in the air supply hose.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable, long-lasting construction
- Easy-to-read gauge with rubber protection
- Precise pressure adjustment via the bleed button
- Versatile range up to 175 psi
Cons
- Requires an external air compressor
- Manual operation requires physical engagement with the trigger
- Connector is a single clip-on style which may not fit all specialized valves
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To begin using the SA332, ensure you have a standard compressed air line with a male quick-connect fitting compatible with the unit's air inlet.
- Connect the air supply hose to the tool inlet.
- Ensure the connection is tight to prevent air leaks.
- Check the pressure range on your tyre wall before inflating.
For care, wipe the unit down after use to remove grease or road grime. Regularly inspect the rubber casing around the gauge for cracks and ensure the clip-on connector remains free of debris to maintain an airtight seal. Store the tool in a dry, temperate environment to prevent moisture buildup inside the internal mechanisms.