50 Lb R-134a Recovery Tank 1/2 ACME w Float - CPS Products

The CPS Products ARX134TS 50 Lb R-134a Recovery Tank offers a robust and compliant solution for refrigerant handling in professional automotive and industrial settings. This D.O.T. approved tank ensures safe transportation and storage of R-134a refrigerant, featuring a generous 50 lb capacity ideal for demanding recovery operations. Its integrated float switch mechanism provides essential overfill protection, enhancing safety and operational efficiency.

Key Features

• D.O.T. Approved: Meets Department of Transportation standards for the safe transport and storage of R-134a refrigerant, ensuring regulatory compliance and technician safety.
• 50 Lb Capacity: Provides ample storage for recovered R-134a, reducing the need for frequent tank changes during extensive service operations.
• 1/2" ACME Connection: Ensures broad compatibility with standard professional recovery and recycling equipment, simplifying setup and integration into existing systems.
• Integrated Float Switch with Cord: Features a built-in overfill sensor that automatically prevents the tank from exceeding its safe capacity, protecting equipment and personnel.
• Durable Construction: Engineered for the demanding conditions of professional use in automotive shops, HVAC, and refrigeration environments.
• Optimized for R-134a: Specifically designed for the efficient and safe containment of R-134a refrigerant.

Applications

The CPS Products ARX134TS recovery tank is engineered for a range of professional applications requiring efficient and compliant R-134a refrigerant recovery. It is an essential component for technicians servicing automotive air conditioning systems, including passenger vehicles, light trucks, and heavy-duty equipment. Furthermore, its robust design makes it suitable for various refrigeration and HVAC maintenance tasks, particularly when paired with professional recovery units like the CPS AR500 series. This tank supports critical processes such as system evacuation, recharging, and decommissioning across industrial and commercial settings.