Astro Pneumatic Tool - 3018 - 3.5" Digital Tire Inflator with Hose New
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About this product
This is a portable, corded electric tire inflator from Astro Pneumatic Tool, featuring a 3.5" digital display and a steel 1-gallon tank. Operating on 12V power, it's designed for oil-free lubrication and can achieve a maximum working pressure of 175 PSI. Weighing just 1.8 pounds, it's a lightweight and compact tool. The unit comes in a blue color and is suitable for various inflation needs.
Our take
I recently tried out this Astro Pneumatic digital tire inflator, and for quick top-offs or small inflation jobs, it's pretty handy. The 3.5" digital display is clear, making it easy to read tire pressures accurately, which is a big plus. Its portability and light weight (1.8 pounds) mean it's easy to toss in the trunk or keep in the garage without taking up much space. However, the 1-gallon tank capacity is quite small, so it's not ideal for larger projects or continuous use. The 12V power source means it's best suited for vehicle use, and while 175 PSI max pressure is decent, the overall output is modest for a 0.8 hp motor.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 3.5" digital display for accurate readings
- Portable and lightweight at 1.8 pounds
- 175 PSI maximum working pressure
- Oil-free lubrication
Cons
- Small 1-gallon tank capacity
- Corded electric power source
- Modest 0.8 hp motor
Specifications
- Type Tire Inflator with hose
- EAN 0745227013296
- GTIN 00745227013296
- Unit Type Unit
- UPC 745227013296
- Style Inflator
Show all 23 specifications
- Unit Quantity
- 1
- Country of Origin
- China
- Maximum Working Pressure
- 175 Psi
- Power Source
- Corded Electric
- Item Diameter
- 1
- Color
- Blue
- MPN
- 3018
- Portability
- Portable
- Brand
- Astro Pneumatic Tools
- Lubrication Type
- Oil-Free
- Tank Capacity
- 1 gal
- Horse Power
- 0.8 hp
- Item Height
- 3018
- Voltage
- 12 V
- Model
- 3018
- Tank Material
- Steel
- Item Weight
- 1.8 pounds