Nitrogen tire inflator

Oct. 6, 2005
Parker Hannifin Corp. has introduced a generator for inflating tires with dry nitrogen gas rather than compressed air

Parker Hannifin Corp. has introduced a generator for inflating tires with dry nitrogen gas rather than compressed air. The Parker TireSaver has a high-capacity output of 28 SCFM, making it appropriate for large fleets.

The floor standing unit includes an integral two-stage system of protective pre-filters and a carbon filter, which means it can be used on any compressed air system.

According to Parker Hannifin, “Dry nitrogen gas will extend tire life by up to 25% and will improve fuel efficiency by up to 4%.” The manufacturer also says that nitrogen results in “more consistent tire pressure and reduces or eliminates the need to check tire pressures and top off tires.”

For more information, go to www.parkertiresaver.com

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