DIN FILLING STATION (COMPLETE) W/ DETACHABLE HOSE
Filling station, mostly intended for your PCP rifle. Capable of transferring up to 300 BARS of pressure.
Comes w/ a tiny assortment of O-rings and as illustrated, the one on the nose end that goes into the bottle valve, does not come w/ one fitted on - you'll just need to slip one of the included O-rings into the groove, to help create a gas-tight seal.
The main body features the DIN fitting w/ the red screw head to inter-thread the fill station to the valve on the scuba tank. The aforementioned O-ring creates the gas-tight seal here.
The bleeder screw is situated on the opposite side of this body. The screw itself is a loose-fitting piece and the seal is situated right down in the bottom of the female threaded fitting that this piece threads into.
At the base of the main body, is a male Q/C fitting that the included hose can be attached to w/ a quick coupling (Q/C).
The other side of this housing features a really beefy Japanese-made pressure gauge that is liquid-filled. The dial face is glow-in-the-dark (as illustrated) and the readings have a good resolution, marked in PSI and BAR both. MPa can be ascertained by dividing your BAR reading by 10.
The hose as illustrated, is supplied whilst, being spring wire shielded and features a brass female Q/C on each side of the hose.
Filling station, mostly intended for your PCP rifle. Capable of transferring up to 300 BARS of pressure.
Comes w/ a tiny assortment of O-rings and as illustrated, the one on the nose end that goes into the bottle valve, does not come w/ one fitted on - you'll just need to slip one of the included O-rings into the groove, to help create a gas-tight seal.
The main body features the DIN fitting w/ the red screw head to inter-thread the fill station to the valve on the scuba tank. The aforementioned O-ring creates the gas-tight seal here.
The bleeder screw is situated on the opposite side of this body. The screw itself is a loose-fitting piece and the seal is situated right down in the bottom of the female threaded fitting that this piece threads into.
At the base of the main body, is a male Q/C fitting that the included hose can be attached to w/ a quick coupling (Q/C).
The other side of this housing features a really beefy Japanese-made pressure gauge that is liquid-filled. The dial face is glow-in-the-dark (as illustrated) and the readings have a good resolution, marked in PSI and BAR both. MPa can be ascertained by dividing your BAR reading by 10.
The hose as illustrated, is supplied whilst, being spring wire shielded and features a brass female Q/C on each side of the hose.
Original: $50.35
-70%$50.35
$15.11Description
Filling station, mostly intended for your PCP rifle. Capable of transferring up to 300 BARS of pressure.
Comes w/ a tiny assortment of O-rings and as illustrated, the one on the nose end that goes into the bottle valve, does not come w/ one fitted on - you'll just need to slip one of the included O-rings into the groove, to help create a gas-tight seal.
The main body features the DIN fitting w/ the red screw head to inter-thread the fill station to the valve on the scuba tank. The aforementioned O-ring creates the gas-tight seal here.
The bleeder screw is situated on the opposite side of this body. The screw itself is a loose-fitting piece and the seal is situated right down in the bottom of the female threaded fitting that this piece threads into.
At the base of the main body, is a male Q/C fitting that the included hose can be attached to w/ a quick coupling (Q/C).
The other side of this housing features a really beefy Japanese-made pressure gauge that is liquid-filled. The dial face is glow-in-the-dark (as illustrated) and the readings have a good resolution, marked in PSI and BAR both. MPa can be ascertained by dividing your BAR reading by 10.
The hose as illustrated, is supplied whilst, being spring wire shielded and features a brass female Q/C on each side of the hose.
