Replacement Gauge Lens Ashcroft 1/4 Turn - Robinair

The Robinair 11796 Replacement Gauge Lens restores clear visibility and precision to your professional Robinair manifold gauges. This durable, Ashcroft-style quarter-turn lens allows for rapid, tool-free installation, minimizing service interruptions in demanding A/C and refrigeration applications. Constructed from robust polycarbonate, it ensures lasting resilience and consistent visibility in challenging automotive and industrial environments.

Key Features

• Direct Quarter-Turn Replacement: Engineered for seamless compatibility and precision restoration for select Ashcroft-style Robinair gauge lenses, including models 11794, 11795, 11797, and 11798.
• Tool-Free Installation: Designed for effortless quarter-turn installation and removal, enabling professional technicians to quickly replace lenses without the need for gauge recalibration or manifold disassembly.
• Impact-Resistant Construction: Manufactured from rugged, impact-resistant polycarbonate to withstand cracking and damage commonly encountered in automotive, HVAC/R, and industrial service settings.
• Crystal-Clear Visibility: Provides a clear, distortion-free viewing surface, ensuring consistently accurate and easy-to-read pressure and vacuum measurements.

Applications

The Robinair 11796 lens is an essential maintenance component for professional technicians across automotive, HVAC/R, and industrial sectors. It is ideal for maintaining optimal clarity on service manifolds utilized during charging, evacuating, recovery, and leak testing procedures. This replacement lens is particularly valuable for mechanics servicing automotive A/C systems on fleet vehicles, light-duty, and heavy-duty trucks, as well as for technicians maintaining HVAC/R and industrial refrigeration equipment in both fixed shop and mobile service environments.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Robinair
• Model Number: 11796
• Product Type: Replacement Gauge Lens
• Material: Polycarbonate
• Lens Diameter: 2.75 in.
• Weight: 0.48 ounces