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Category: Utility Brand: Bluzon

Bluzon BO-TI71 Heavy Duty Car Tyre Inflator | DC 12V, 150 PSI, 35L/Min Air Flow | 30mm Metal Cylinder | Dust & Water Resistant | Low Noise & Energy Efficient

₹1,800.00 ₹2,800.00
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Specifications Highlights

Powerful & Durable Tyre Inflator for All Vehicles

The Bluzon BO-TI71 Car Tyre Inflator is your reliable companion for quick and hassle-free tyre inflation. Built with a 30mm metal cylinder and capable of delivering up to 35L/Min air flow, this high-performance compressor can inflate your car, bike, or SUV tyres in minutes. Powered by DC 12V and equipped with a 150 PSI maximum pressure capacity, it’s perfect for both everyday use and emergency situations.

Energy Efficient, Low Noise & Long-Lasting

Designed for durability and convenience, this inflator ensures low noise and vibration during use. Its dust and water-resistant build makes it suitable for various driving conditions, while its low energy consumption helps protect your car battery during operation. A long 75cm air hose allows easy access to all tyres, while a stable, flat-surface setup ensures safe use.

Simple to Use for Tyres & Inflatables

Using the Bluzon BO-TI71 is easy — attach the valve, lock it with the thumb latch, plug the adapter into your car’s cigarette lighter, and switch it on. Monitor the built-in pressure gauge and stop when the recommended tyre pressure is reached. It also comes with valve adapters for inflating other objects like sports balls and inflatable toys.

Key Features:

Specifications

BrandBluzon
SKUU-TI-GJ0317-02
Warranty(No Warranty)
Weight1 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)80 x 60 x 20 cm
Type of InflatorPortable Air Compressor
Pressure150 psi
VoltageDC12V
Air Hose75 cm
Air Flow35 LPM
Power Output150W
Cylinder Diameter30 mm

Highlights

150 PSI Power
35L/Min Airflow
30mm Metal Cylinder
Dust & Water Resistant
Low Noise Operation