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Buckle to it
25th October 1974, Page 87
25th October 1974
Page 87
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Pneumatic Components Ltd have introduced a new range (Tyrair) ot five tyre inflators — two wail and three pedestal types. The equipment has a corrosion-resistant casing with a clear shatterproof window, and it is sealed to keep out moisture.
The 8 m air hose is fitted with a twin clip-on connector (open end) and the gauge head on pedestal models, without integral hose reel, swivels through 180 degrees.
Made by: Pneumatic Components Ltd, Eyre Street, Sheffield S 1 3GL England.