R-134A Economy Recovery Recycle Recharge Machine - Viper - Clore Automotive

Part #: VR4500

The Viper VR4500 R-134A Economy Recovery Recycle Recharge Machine from Clore Automotive offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for essential automotive and industrial AC service. This professional-grade unit is designed to empower technicians with precise manual control over the R-134A refrigerant service process, ensuring efficient and accurate recovery, recycling, and recharging. Its durable construction is built to withstand the demands of busy shop environments, providing long-term performance.

Key Features

  • R-134A Refrigerant Service: Specifically engineered for effective handling of R-134A refrigerant systems.
  • Manual Control Operation: Provides technicians with direct command over each step of the recovery, recycling, and recharging process, allowing for meticulous service tailored to specific vehicle requirements.
  • Integrated Recycling and Filtration: Efficiently purifies recovered refrigerant, removing contaminants like moisture and oil for reuse, which reduces waste and operational costs.
  • Durable, Professional-Grade Construction: Built to offer consistent performance and withstand the rigors of daily use in demanding automotive and industrial settings.
  • Optimized for Efficiency: Designed to streamline AC maintenance, helping technicians complete jobs more quickly and accurately, thereby enhancing overall shop productivity.

Applications

The Viper VR4500 is an indispensable tool for professional automotive technicians and mechanics performing R-134A AC service. It is ideal for a wide range of vehicles, including passenger cars, light trucks, and other mobile air conditioning systems requiring the recovery, recycling, and recharging of R-134A refrigerant. This machine helps ensure proper system function and extends the life of vehicle AC components by facilitating safe and environmentally responsible refrigerant handling.

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 22 January, 2007.