Indeflate 4 Hose Analogue For Sale

R3,312.00

Indeflate is a device that is used to inflate or deflate 4 tyres simultaneously, and equalises pressure between the 4 automatically once connected. Locally manufactured in South Africa, it has been tried and tested to withstand the forces of nature and last the toughest of overlanding excursions. The Indeflate has been developed to be easy to use, making it highly practical for anyone to use from service stations to the normal motorist getting stuck next to the road with a flat tyre. The main use of the Indeflate is for the 4×4 and overlanding communities, but with such multi-functionality, it can also be used in numerous other scenarios.

What is the Indeflate 4hose unit?

The Indeflate 4 HOSE UNIT IS based on the same design and functionality As the original Indeflate, and allows you to equalise, inflate or deflate 4 tyres at once.

Technical specifications

  • The Indeflate Bodies are made from Aluminium and are Precision machined
  • To ensure the highest quality. After machining, the bodies go through a Military spec Hard Anodizing process which make them highly durable and scratch resistant.
  • has a 700 kpa/100 psi combination Gauge that is manufactured by one of the world’s leading suppliers of high quality pressure and temperature measurement products.
  • Two x 7m Air hoses that are Highly flexible and easy to use; abrasion and ozone resistant and can withstand pressures of up to 2000 kpa(300 psi) and temperatures of -10’C to +60’C.
  • Patented dump valve system allows for quick and easy inflation, deflation and equalisation of two tyres.
  • 4 x clip on chucks make it simple and safe to connect to tyre valves.
  • Strong and Durable carry bag makes it convenient to store.

The Indeflate Bodies are made from Aluminium and are Precision machined To ensure the highest quality. After machining, the bodies go through a Military spec Hard Anodizing process which make them highly durable and scratch resistant.

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