Sealey Air Operated Coil Spring Compressor - 1000kg

The unit is designed for a wide range of springs and diameters due to its interchangeable yokes. Always check for a secure and stable fit before operation.

A standard workshop air compressor providing at least 90 PSI is recommended. Ensure it can maintain consistent pressure during operation.

Refer to your air compressor's manual for specific lubrication recommendations. Generally, air tool oil should be used in-line with the air supply for pneumatic tools.

Keep the yokes clean and dry. Inspect them regularly for any signs of wear, chipping, or damage that could affect grip or scratch suspension components. Replace if damaged.

It is suitable for most passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles. However, always verify compatibility with the specific vehicle's suspension spring before use.

Always ensure the safety locking guard is engaged. Wear safety glasses. Ensure the spring is correctly seated and compressed evenly. Never stand directly in the path of a potential spring ejection.

Check air supply pressure and connection. Ensure the foot pedal is fully depressed. Verify that the yokes and spring are properly seated.

Inspect the guard mechanism for obstructions or damage. Ensure it is correctly aligned with its track. Do not operate if the safety guard is faulty.

Ensure the spring is centered correctly between the yokes. Check that both yokes are making firm contact with the spring coils. Re-evaluate yoke selection if the spring shape is unusual.

Inspect all air hose connections and fittings for tightness. Check seals and hoses for cracks or damage. Apply soapy water to suspect areas to pinpoint leaks.