Air compressor accessory NEO tools 14-718 — 1 pc

NEO tools 14-718 is a single-piece air compressor accessory supplied as 1 pc. This NEO inflating gun with integrated manometer is made of aluminium and is intended for use with compatible air compressor systems. It combines a pressure gauge, pistol-style body and a 440 mm hose to provide a compact solution for inflating tyres and other pneumatic applications where accurate pressure control is required.

Advantages

The aluminium construction keeps the inflating gun lightweight while maintaining mechanical durability. A large, clear scale on the manometer enables easier and precise pressure measurement up to the maximum working pressure of 12 bar. The practical hang eye adds convenience for storage in busy workshops, and the supplied 440 mm hose gives sufficient reach for many common inflating tasks. The tool is CE certified, confirming conformity with applicable safety and quality requirements.

Suitable for

• Inflating vehicle tyres, bicycle tyres and small pneumatic tyres
• Workshop and garage pneumatic maintenance and routine checks
• Professional use where quick pressure checks and adjustments are required

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium body
• Maximum working pressure: 12 bar
• Hose length: 440 mm
• Integrated manometer with large, easy-to-read scale
• Design: pistol-style inflating gun with hang eye for storage
• Certification: CE conformity

How to use

Connect the inflating gun to a compatible compressor or air supply using the appropriate coupling. Attach the hose end to the valve of the tyre or inflatable object, ensuring a secure fit. Read the pressure value from the integrated manometer while adding or releasing air to reach the required pressure, not exceeding the maximum working pressure of 12 bar. After use, disconnect the gun from the valve, purge any residual air from the hose if necessary, and hang the tool by the hang eye to store it safely until the next use.

Usage recommendations

Use the NEO inflating gun with a compatible compressor and suitable couplings. Check the manometer for damage before each use, avoid exposing the gauge to strong impacts, and do not exceed the 12 bar working limit. For accurate readings, ensure the valve connection is tight and the hose is free of kinks. Store in a dry place and follow workshop safety practices when working with compressed air.