Description
Robinair’s No. 18190A Low-Side Service Coupler featurs manual operation and a blue actuator. This coupler is designed for use with Robinair Enviro-Guard hoses to allow access to service ports on automotive R-134a A/C systems. Quick-connect design has an integral safety sleeve that protects against injury and refrigerant loss if the coupler is disconnected under pressure. The compact design easily fits into tight quarters – especially handy for retrofits. 6-ball coupler design provides a more stable grip on the fitting than lesser 4-ball designs. Robinair, a Bosch Automotive Service Solutions brand, is a global leader in service tools and equipment based in Owatonna, Minnesota. Robinair is recognized throughout the world as the quality and performance leader in AC/R evacuation tools and this position has led to its success with the full range of products that serve the heating/ventilating/air conditioning/refrigeration (HVAC-R) and mobile markets, which includes the automotive aftermarket along with other industries such as agriculture and construction.FeaturesChrome plated brass, low-side manual coupler with blue actuatorConnects to Robinair Enviro-Guard hoses to allow access to service ports on automotive R-134a A/C systemsQuick-connect design has an integral safety sleeve that protects against injury and refrigerant loss if the coupler is disconnected under pressureCompact design easily fits into tight quarters – especially handy for retrofitsThe 6-ball coupler design provides a more stable grip on the fitting than lesser 4-ball designsSpecificationsManufacturer : RobinairBrand : RobinairItem Weight : 0.006 ouncesProduct Dimensions : 2.9 x 3.7 x 1.2 inchesItem model number : 18190AIs Discontinued By Manufacturer : NoManufacturer Part Number : 18190AFolding : NoASIN : B000JFHNOMCustomer Reviews : 4.3 out of 5 stars 223 ratings 4.3 out of 5 starsBest Sellers Rank : #25,646 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #8 in Air Conditioning Manifolds #66 in Air Conditioning Line Repair ToolsDate First Available : October 2, 2001
