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Robinair 40227 Side Wheel Manifold Carrying Case - Robinair

Part #: 40227

The Robinair 40227 Side Wheel Manifold Carrying Case is engineered to provide professional-grade protection for your side wheel manifold. Designed for automotive and industrial technicians, this robust case ensures your precision equipment remains secure and organized whether in transit or stored in a workshop environment. It offers a reliable solution for safeguarding your valuable tools against the rigors of daily use.

Key Features

  • Custom Fit Design: Precisely molded to securely hold side wheel manifolds, preventing movement and potential damage during transport.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured with high-quality materials, this case offers resilient protection against impacts, dust, and shop contaminants.
  • Secure Fastening System: Features a reliable closure mechanism to keep your manifold safely enclosed, even in demanding work environments.
  • Lightweight and Compact: Its 4 lb weight and compact dimensions facilitate easy handling, storage, and portability without adding unnecessary bulk.

Applications

  • HVACR Service: Ideal for HVACR technicians transporting side wheel manifolds between job sites, ensuring delicate instruments are protected from damage.
  • Workshop Organization: Provides a dedicated and protective storage solution for manifolds within workshops, preventing damage and improving tool longevity.
  • Field Operations: Offers a practical and durable carrying solution for professionals who require their manifold on-the-go for diagnostics and service calls.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Robinair
  • Model Number: 40227
  • Weight: 4 lbs
  • Dimensions: 8 x 8 x 3 inches
  • Compatibility: Specifically designed for side wheel manifolds.

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  • Model: 59427
  • UPC: 063733500445
  • Manufacturers Part #: 40227
  • Manufactured by: Robinair
  • Also Known As: RR40227, ROB-40227, ROB40227

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 15 February, 2007.