Peerless Industrial Group
Peerless Industrial Group Tire Chains Single Bus & RV V-Bar PK2 QG2821
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TaoTao
TaoTao Tire Pressure Gauge 100 PSI 1.5 inch Dial 360 Swivel Chuck ANSI B40.1
Analogue 1.5-inch dial reads up to 100 PSI with a 360-degree swivel chuck, pressure-hold button and built-in bleeder valve, calibrated to ANSI B40.1 accuracy
- Easy reading with 1.5 inch dial and orange needle
- Reach any valve using 360 degree swivel chuck
- Protected by shock resistant dual layer shield
- Hold or reset pressure reading instantly
- Bleed excess air through built in valve
Accurate 1.5 inch analogue dial
The TaoTao tyre pressure gauge uses a 1.5 inch analogue dial calibrated to ANSI B40.1 with ±1.5% mid-range accuracy. An orange pointer needle gives high visibility readings up to 100 PSI. It fits standard Schrader valves on cars, trucks, bicycles and motorcycles.
360 swivel chuck with bleed valve
A 360-degree swivel ball chuck lets you approach the valve from any angle without kinking the hose. The built-in air bleeder valve allows precise pressure reduction. Pressure hold and reset functions keep the reading visible after removal. A dual-layer shield protects the mechanism from drops.
ANSI B40.1 calibration decides suitability
The gauge meets or exceeds ANSI B40.1 standards for mechanical pressure instruments. This calibration level is the specification that determines whether the tool meets professional or regulatory requirements. Buyers who need digital logging or higher pressure ranges should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Easy reading with 1.5 inch dial and orange needle
- Reach any valve using 360 degree swivel chuck
- Protected by shock resistant dual layer shield
- Hold or reset pressure reading instantly
- Bleed excess air through built in valve
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 1.5 inch dial or 360-degree swivel chuck need periodic recalibration or replacement?
The gauge is calibrated to ANSI B40.1 with ±1.5% mid-range accuracy; mechanical gauges can drift over time, so verify against a known reference annually and replace if readings fall outside tolerance.
What limit appears first during sustained use — the 100 PSI maximum range or the ANSI B40.1 accuracy envelope?
The 100 PSI maximum range is the hard limit; the ±1.5% accuracy claim applies up to that point, so exceeding 100 PSI risks damage and voids the calibrated tolerance.
Does the analogue mechanism generate heat or noise when checking pressures all day in a shop?
No — it is a purely mechanical dial with no power source, so it produces no heat, no noise and draws no current during continuous use.
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