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Longacre 53036 Basic Digital Tire Gauge W/ Active Display 0-100 Psi Imca on 2040-parts.com

US $37.34
Location:

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
Condition:New Brand:Longacre Part Brand:Longacre Manufacturer Part Number:53036

2" basic digital tire pressure gauge

Pressure reading always active - no hold

  • 2" face with large numbers
  • 0-100 psi
  • Reads to .2 psi
  • Air pressure release button
  • External gauge bumper
  • Ultra flexible 14" line with angle chuck - ball chuck also included

 Metric option:

  • User switchable to metric
  • .5-7 bar
  • Reads to .02 bar
Gauge Specifications
Style:Digital
Size:2"
Range:0-100 psi
Increments:.2 lb
Accuracy:.8 lb / .8%
Hose Length:14"
Chuck Installed:Swivel angle
Alternate Chuck Included:Swivel ball
Holds Pressure:No
Bleed Buttons:Single
GID / Backlight:No
Gauge Bumper Included:Yes
Case Included:No

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