Artigiano CMXZTSG1020NB Dual Air Chuck, argento

Name: Artigiano CMXZTSG1020NB Dual Air Chuck, argento
Brand: Craftsman
SKU: 0879686006688
Price: 40.33 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Craftsman

3.6/5

€
40.33

Applicazioni: Gonfia pneumatici per auto, camion e biciclette. Compatibilità: filettatura NPT femmina da 1/4 di pollice (spina a connessione rapida non inclusa). Facilità d'uso: la valvola di intercettazione incorporata interrompe il flusso d'aria quando non è in uso. Doppio uso: la testa angolata si gonfia su entrambi i lati.

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EAN: 0879686006688

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Parti e accessori per utensili elettrici, Parti e accessori per utensili pneumatici, Raccordi,

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Craftsman
Brand	‎Craftsman
Color	Silver
Color	‎Silver
Connector Type	Plug
Connector Type	‎Plug
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 66 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Dual Air Chuck
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9.69 x 1.73 x 1.26 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎9.69 x 1.73 x 1.26 inches
Item model number	‎CMXZTSG1020NB
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎2.39 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Shining Golden Yida
Material	Steel
Material	‎Steel
Measurement System	‎Inch
Number Of Pieces	1
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎CMXZTSG1020NB
Product Dimensions	‎9.69 x 1.73 x 1.26 inches
Size	0.25 Inch
Size	‎0.25 Inch
Thread Type	NPT
Thread Type	‎NPT

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Scritto da: CA$H

Great product!

Great price.

Scritto da: Robert Miller

Easy to install

It makes airing the tires so easy

Scritto da: kerry payne

As advertised

Good product

Scritto da: James K

Solid, worked as expected

Nothing fancy here, but it works as expected. It seems well made and fits snugly with a quick-connect fitting and with a tire.

Scritto da: Pickles

Legit, High-Flow Chuck

I received this item through the vine program. Growing up, my dad's shop used one of these and so using one again was like going home after being away a long time. It just felt right, I don't know how else to say it. Kind of weird, but is what it is. The quality of this chuck is there - you can feel it in the weight and see it in the details. This isn't a cheap, thin walled aluminum chuck with chintzy threads, it's a steel one that is going to last. Using a couple passes of teflon tape on the threads kept it from leaking, and the flow definitely outperformed the tire chuck I had been using for about a decade now (craftsman with built in pressure reader). The size in your hand is fairly standard for this design, and doesn't feel awkward. While sometimes the whip inflators can be nice, there is something to be said about this design and why it persists after all these years. Sometimes you need the rigidity in order to get to odd placed valve stems. It might be easier to say, pull this towards you instead of trying to bend a whip tube back on itself to achieve the same thing. There are pros and cons to both styles, and for the price, you may as well have one of each. Upside to this design is that there isn't a rubber or polyurethane hose that can rupture or get brittle from solvents & UV rays. This is a purchase you won't have to make again unless you lose it or really, really abuse it. My dad accidentally ran over his with a car, which bent it all weird, but it still works so he still uses it. Something to consider I suppose.

Scritto da: David S.

Decent basic dual headed tire chuck, but don't think this is your father's Craftsman

This dual headed tire chuck is fine - it gets the job done. The plating on the ends - especially the chuck end - could be smoother, but otherwise, the fit and finish is okay. If you are thinking you are buying an American made product with a lifetime warranty, you might have to think again. The product is made in China, and there is nothing on the packaging or product page that makes mention of any warranty of any kind, and the only thing that actually says "Craftsman" is the package - there are no markings on the chuck whatsoever. Having a dual headed chuck is nice if you have a vehicle with dual tires that don't have valve extenders, but, if that is the case, you might consider a chuck that also has a pressure gauge. Of course, that option is more expensive and takes up more storage space. If all you want is a simple dual headed chuck, there are other options available on Amazon that are comparable, but are lower priced. Review of CRAFTSMAN CMXZTSG1020NB Dual Air Chuck, Silver

Scritto da: knitting ninja

Working okay for now

This worked on the first tire on the first try. Then, when I went to use the opposite head on a second tire, no air would come out. When I went back to the first head, it had stopped working too. I disconnected the chuck and reconnected it with no change, still no air. After trying that for a few times, I took a blunt center punch and compressed the valve stem trigger in the chuck. I finally got air to flow through on one side and, when I checked the other side it had started working too. And it has continued working effortlessly to inflate tires from both sides since then. So, while it is working fine now, I am not confident on the long term dependability of the tool. It

Scritto da: The Tenneys

The Air Chuck I Received Doesn't Work Well...

I wanted to get one of these mainly for my motorcycle tires, which can be really tough to get at the valves to fill. Depending on how I ride I adjust the pressure in the tires, so it's something I do frequently... Unfortunately In my experience with this product I've found it to be either defective or not well made. No issue with air leakage, sealed it to a coupler with some Loctite (in one of the pics). However, for whatever reason, the valve on the unit (or something) doesn't seem to work properly and I have to fidget with it in order for it to fill and not just let air out. Some other reviewers have pointed out that this is made in China, even calling it "cheap Chinese junk", which unfortunately I have to agree with in my case. It's such a simple product, and I have no problem with items being made in China, but my experience using this unit has been poor. Which is a shame because it does make getting at the valves on the bike much easier, as pictured, however I have to fidget with it for the dang thing to fill the tire. It looks like I may be the only person who's written about having this issue, so it's possible the one I received is defective, hence the 3 ⭐️'s in hope of this scenario. In short, if it weren't for the item I received either being defective, or being poorly designed, I found this to be well built, solid, and have no issues with leaking. If I purchased this item, I'd probably send it back in hopes that it's just a defect... I work for a manufacturer and it happens...