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Nitrogen Tire Inflation System - 20Cu

$440.00/Each
Part# 12-01586
MFR Model# GKNT20-TC

Overview

Note: Per vendor, the included CGA580 tank is DOT & TC Approved.

NOT FOR STRUT USE


GENTECŪ Nitrogen aircraft tire inflation systems allow for easy, cost effective filling of General Aviation aircraft tires with pure Nitrogen.

Due to the complex nature of construction and the severe operating conditions of aircraft tires, Michelin and other leading tire manufacturers recommend the use of Nitrogen as does the FAA.

Nitrogen is a totally inert gas that will not support corrosion or oxidation within aircraft wheels and tires.

Compressed Nitrogen has a larger gas molecule than compressed air, so low tire pressure due to allowable leakage is minimized. Gentec Nitrogen aircraft tire inflation systems are available in two versions.

The GKNAT20-TC: 12-01586 is a 20 cubic foot high pressure nitrogen tank (empty) with stand, ten foot hose; pressure reducing single stage regulator and tire inflator with resetable dial pressure gauge.

For more information about aircraft tires for General Aviation and locations for Nitrogen filling of cylinders look at the following web sites.

FAA Safety website: www.faasafety.gov

   
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In The Box

  • Blow gun hose 6'
  • Tire inflation gauge
  • Whip end hose 12"
  • Single stage regulator
  • Cylinder nitrogen 20 Cu Ft
  • CYL for 20 Cu Ft nitrogen tank
  • Manual
  • Accessories
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Reviews

Kenneth H Verified Purchase

Nitrogen Tire Inflat/Sys 20Cu

January 1, 2022

The product work great as I can now fill my tires with nitrogen when they get low with out going to a tire shop. I give five star rating.

Kevin M Verified Purchase

Nitrogen Tire Inflat/Sys 20Cu

September 10, 2021

Very good, gauges working fine.

Steve L
December 2, 2020

Bottle was not new. But it didnt matter as the Airgas supplier swaps the bottle anyway. Might have been cheaper to just buy valves and components from them. Still everything worked well and the gauges were cross checked and were accurate.

Bud A
November 29, 2019

Q&A

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Q: What is in the accessory kit?

Contents of the Accessory Kit (12-01588): Pressure Regulator, Tire fill with resetable pressure gauge, Six (6') high pressure hose.

Q: How high does the tire fill pressure gauge go?

Per the supplier, the max working pressure is 160 psi.

Q: If the gauges and hose are in the accessory kit, what are the components of the system? Seems like just the tank.

Here are the contents of the part # 12-01586: blow gun hose 6', tire inflation gauge, whip end hose 12", single stage regulator, cylinder nitrogen 20 Cu Ft, CYL for 20 Cu Ft nitrogen tank, manual.

Q: Does this ship with an empty or filled tank?

The tank ships empty.

Q: Is this tank has a nitrogen inside or do I need to go to refilling station to get it refilled

They are shipped empty. You would need to have the tank filled once you receive it.

Q: Is there a nitrogen tank included?

Yes, the tank is included however it ships empty so it will not to be filled before use.

Q: Can this kit also be used to fill/charge aircraft struts (such as on Pipers)?

No per the vendor this cannot be used to fill struts.

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