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Sealey SA302 Tyre Air Inflator

SealeyProduct code139018

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£14.95inc. VAT

£12.46 ex. VAT

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Description

The Sealey SA302 is a tyre air inflator designed for reliable pneumatic inflation in workshops, garages and mobile service environments. This professional-grade inflator combines durable construction with practical functionality, making it ideal for commercial vehicle maintenance and tyre servicing applications. Built with a robust die-cast body, the SA302 delivers long-term durability in demanding workshop conditions. The integrated dial gauge features a protective rubber surround to safeguard against accidental impact and ensure consistent accuracy. The single clip-on connector provides secure attachment to tyre valves, whilst the included quick coupling enables fast connection to air line systems. With a pressure range spanning 0-12 bar (0-175 psi), this inflator is suitable for inflating car, van and light commercial vehicle tyres. The compact 0.36kg design allows for comfortable single-handed operation during routine tyre pressure checks and inflation tasks. The standard 1/4" BSP air inlet ensures compatibility with most workshop air systems. Features and Benefits: • Die-cast construction for workshop durability • Rubber-protected dial gauge prevents damage from impacts • Clip-on connector for secure valve attachment • Quick coupling included for rapid air line connection • Wide pressure range suitable for most vehicle types Specifications: Air Inlet Size: 1/4"BSP Brand: Sealey Nett Weight: 0.36kg Range: 0-12bar(0-175psi)

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