CNI 50 Nitrogen Tyre Inflator

90000 INR/Unit

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Product Type Nitrogen Filling Machine
Working Voltage 220 - 240 V
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Minimum Order Quantity 1 Unit
Price 90000 INR/Unit

Nitrogen Tyre Inflator Specification

Product Type Nitrogen Filling Machine
Working Voltage 220 - 240 V

Product Description

CNI 50 Nitrogen Tyre Inflators are the automatic microprocessor based machines, which offer the solution for air filing in light vehicles as well as passenger cars. These are accessible with the help of a switch selection and are effortless to operate as well as maintain. These are accessible with an advanced PSA technique. CNI 50 Nitrogen Tyre Inflators are appreciable for their fully automatic operation and do not need the functioning of any other vacuum equipment. These are included with high precision pressure sensor that allow for good pressure sensing. The LED indications are provided for the Gas and Pressure status.

Usage/Application	Filling Nitrogen in Tyre
Brand	Coburg
Display Type	LCD
Voltage	220 - 240 V
Nitrogen Purity	99.00%
Automation Grade	Semi-Automatic

FAQs of nitrogen tyre inflator :

1. What is a nitrogen tyre inflator?

A nitrogen tyre inflator is a device that is used to fill tyres with nitrogen gas instead of air. Nitrogen is a dry, inert gas that is less prone to temperature changes and provides better tyre pressure stability than air.

2. What are the benefits of using a nitrogen tyre inflator?

Using a nitrogen tyre inflator can provide several benefits, including improved fuel economy, increased tyre life, improved handling, and better overall performance. Nitrogen also helps to reduce the risk of tyre failure due to over-inflation or under-inflation.

3. What is the difference between a nitrogen tyre inflator and a regular air compressor?

A nitrogen tyre inflator is specifically designed to fill tyres with nitrogen gas, while a regular air compressor is designed to fill tyres with air. Nitrogen is a dry, inert gas that is less prone to temperature changes and provides better tyre pressure stability than air.