0~255 psi Tire Inflator with Digital Pressure Gauge

Description

Economical price 0~255 psi tire inflator with pressure gauge is used for tire pressure checking, tire inflating and tire pressure releasing for various vehicles. It comes with an ergonomic handle, is portable, and easy to operate.

Features

• An industrial tire inflator with a pressure gauge is powered by an air compressor.
• It is a durable tool with an anti-shock gauge and a high-pressure sealing valve.
• Ergonomic handle, portable, and easy to operate.

Specification

• Model: ATO-TG-16
• Pressure Measurement Range: 0~255 psi (0~18 bar)
• Working Pressure: 0~116 psi (0~8 bar)
• Material: Metal + ABS + Rubber
• Display: Digital Display
• Display Unit: psi, bar, Kg/cm², kPa
• Tube Length: 33cm
• Dial Diameter: 7cm
• Probe Length: 16.5cm

Dimension

Details

• Rubber sleeve protection: The digital pressure gauge comes with a rubber sleeve, which is shockproof, safe, and durable.
• Ergonomic handle: This tire inflator is made from durable alloy, with an ergonomic handle design, easy and comfortable to use.
• Return to zero release valve: The tire pressure gauge can deflate the air to prevent excessive tire pressure.
• High quality air nozzle: The tyre inflator has high quality air nozzle that prevents air leakage, has good wear resistance, and is easy to operate.

How to use a tire pressure gauge?

Connect the air compressor and insert the inflatable chuck into the tire valve to view the current tire pressure.

Tips: How does a digital tire pressure gauge work?

A digital tire pressure gauge is a device used to measure the air pressure inside a tire. It typically consists of a small handheld unit with an LCD screen that displays the measured pressure value. Here’s how it generally works:

• Sensor: The digital tire pressure gauge is equipped with a built-in pressure sensor. This sensor can be based on different technologies, such as a strain gauge or a microelectromechanical system (MEMS). The sensor detects the pressure exerted on it and converts it into an electrical signal.
• Signal processing: The electrical signal generated by the pressure sensor is processed by an electronic circuit within the gauge. The circuit may include amplifiers, filters, and analog-to-digital converters to condition and convert the signal into a format that can be displayed on the screen.
• Display: The processed pressure value is then shown on the LCD screen of the gauge. The display may include additional information like units of measurement (psi, bar, kPa) or indicators for low or high pressure conditions.
• Power source: The gauge requires a power source to operate. It usually uses batteries, which can be built into the device or replaced by the user.
• Measurement procedure: To measure the tire pressure, you typically remove the cap from the tire’s valve stem and press the gauge’s nozzle onto it. This creates a seal, allowing the air pressure to be measured accurately. Some digital gauges have an automatic on/off feature that activates the gauge when connected to the valve stem and turns it off after a certain period of inactivity to preserve battery life.
• Accuracy and calibration: Digital tire pressure gauges are designed to provide accurate readings, but it’s essential to ensure their calibration periodically. Some gauges may come with calibration instructions or may need to be sent to a professional for calibration.

Overall, digital tire pressure gauges are convenient and easy-to-use tools for monitoring and maintaining proper tire pressure, which is crucial for vehicle safety, fuel efficiency, and tire longevity.