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Charg-Chek Battery Tester - Thexton Mfg Co

Part #: 117

The Thexton Mfg Co 117 Charg-Chek Battery Tester is a professional-grade, disc-type specific gravity tester engineered for accurate battery charge assessment in demanding automotive and industrial environments. This full-size tester provides reliable readings across a wide temperature range, ensuring technicians can quickly determine the state of charge of lead-acid batteries, even in extreme conditions.

Key Features

  • Professional disc-type specific gravity tester designed for precise battery charge measurement.
  • Reliable operation and accurate readings in temperatures down to -40°F (-40°C).
  • Features a tough, transparent plastic body with clearly printed specific gravity levels (1.260, 1.222, 1.186, 1.145).
  • Easy-to-interpret floating disc system visually indicates the battery's state of charge.
  • Equipped with a durable one-piece rubber bulb and neoprene tip for long-lasting performance and secure operation.

Applications

This Charg-Chek Battery Tester is an essential diagnostic tool for professional automotive technicians, heavy-duty mechanics, and industrial maintenance personnel. It is specifically designed for accurately testing the state of charge of lead-acid batteries, facilitating diagnostics and preventative maintenance. Ideal for use in garages, workshops, and field service, it helps ensure optimal battery health and performance across various vehicles, machinery, and equipment.

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  • Model: 54317
  • Shipping Weight: 0.2lbs
  • UPC: 008721001177
  • Manufacturers Part #: 117
  • Manufactured by: Thexton Mfg Co
  • Also Known As: TH117, THX117, TX117, THX-117

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 February, 2007.

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