New 12v Unit Yd-8133 Bike Pump Car Tyre Inflator Air Compressor on 2040-parts.com
ShangHai, CN
Product Description:
Can
be use to inflat balls, car tyres, bicycle tyres, etc. Just put on the
appropriate universal adapter over tyre valve. It inflates fast and easily.
Pressure
gauge for easy measurement.
Great
for camping holidays, Days at the beach, Parties.
Packaging
contents:
• 12V
Air Compressor/Tyre Inflator X 1
•pliers
X 1
• Tool knife X 1
•screw-driverX
4
Brand name: Unit model: YD-8113
Scope of application: bicycle/ ordinary car tyres
Power mode: Cigarette lighter power
Working voltage: 12V Power: 150W
The length of power cord: 300cm (118inch)
Pressure flow (unit: L / min): 35 L / min
Cylinder specifications: single cylinder
Shipping
We guarantee 7 days the package will be delivered successfully. If
you don’t receive the package over7 days, please contact us, we will help you
to solve the problem (resend or full refund).Please wait with patience.
Payment
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