Replacement manometer for TG-09
Code: TGM-G14Related products
Product detailed description
Pressure gauge 63 mm with protective rubber - TGM-G14
- basic tire inflator design for tire inflation in craft and home applications
- tyre inflation via lever, venting via button on the side of the gun
- body material aluminium, equipped with eye for hanging on the balancer
- 63 mm diameter pressure gauge with rubber protection; connection via DN 7.2 quick coupling
Additional parameters
| Category: | TG inflators for wheel inflation |
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| Pressure: | 12 bar |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Medium: | Compressed air |
| Scope: | 0 - 16 bar |
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The ability to innovate has brought the company to the forefrontGentilin is one of the other Italian manufacturers of compressors and components for compressed air. The company has had its headquarters for more than 30 years in Tirissino, located in one of the most famous industrial areas in Europe - Vicenza. Over the years, the company has developed into a competitive supplier that is continuously coming up with several innovative solutions of its own, such as special oil-free compressors, which are distinguished by their low noise level. This is testament to the ability of their in-house R&D department, which has brought the entire brand to the forefront of the world and given the products their uniqueness. |
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Each compressor is subject to a thorough inspectionEven for such a large company, which has locations in Europe as well as in America and Asia, the focus is primarily on the end customer. Teams of specialists make sure that the final product is of the highest quality and works exactly as it should for the user. The compressors are therefore assembled and tested directly by the manufacturer. Each machine must pass a demanding quality control before export, which allows the compressors to boast a long service life and the ability to work 24 hours a day without overheating. |
