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DEMOUNT PALSTIC HEAD - Bosch

Part #: 1.6951E+11

The Bosch DEMOUNT PLASTIC HEAD (Model: 1.6951E+11) is an essential component for professional automotive and industrial tire service operations. Engineered to safeguard delicate wheels during tire mounting and demounting, this plastic head is a direct replacement part designed for seamless integration with compatible Bosch tire changers. It ensures efficient workflow while preventing costly damage to alloy rims.

Key Features

  • Rim Protection: Constructed from high-strength, non-marring plastic to prevent scratches, gouges, and other damage to expensive alloy and custom wheels during tire changes.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigorous demands of busy professional workshops, offering extended service life and consistent performance.
  • Optimized Performance: Facilitates smooth and controlled tire demounting and mounting, reducing friction and stress on both the tire and the wheel.
  • Professional Grade: Designed for precision and reliability, meeting the exacting standards required for professional automotive and industrial applications.

Applications

This demount plastic head is specifically engineered for use in professional environments where precision and protection are paramount. It is ideally suited for:

  • Automotive service centers and repair shops performing routine tire changes.
  • Dedicated tire service facilities handling a wide range of vehicle types, including those with sensitive and high-value wheels.
  • Industrial settings utilizing Bosch tire changing equipment where minimizing damage and maximizing efficiency are critical.
  • Integration with Bosch brand tire changers and potentially other compatible models that accept a 29mm shaft mounting head.

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  • Model: 247305
  • UPC: 007721200177
  • Manufacturers Part #: 1.6951E+11
  • Manufactured by: Bosch
  • Also Known As: BSD-169510150281, BSD-169510321181

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 14 June, 2017.