Coilhose Pneumatics A1067T Closed Check Inflator Attachment

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS A1067T is a closed check inflator attachment designed for tire and inflation service applications. Featuring a straight dual foot chuck design, this attachment connects to a compressed air line and delivers controlled airflow to a valve stem while the closed check mechanism prevents air from escaping when the chuck is disengaged. It is a compact, tool-side accessory used by automotive technicians, fleet service pros, and general shop personnel performing routine inflation tasks. At 0.5 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to handle in high-volume service environments.

This inflator attachment is suited for shop and field use wherever compressed air tire inflation is required. The straight dual foot chuck style fits standard Schrader valve stems found on passenger vehicle tires, light truck tires, and similar inflatable equipment. The closed check design holds air in the chuck body when removed from the valve, reducing waste and improving control during the inflation process. It is appropriate for both fixed compressor installations and portable air supply setups.

Key Features

• Closed check design prevents air release when chuck is removed from valve stem
• Straight dual foot chuck style for positive grip on standard Schrader valve stems
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for comfortable single-hand use
• Compatible with standard compressed air inflation lines and hose end fittings
• Single-unit packaging suitable for direct service replacement or shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement inflator attachment for use with standard compressed air inflation hoses and Schrader-style valve stems in automotive and general shop service applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of this inflator attachment is performed by automotive technicians and general shop personnel. Before attaching or removing the chuck from an air supply line, depressurize the hose and verify the air source is isolated. Ensure the hose end fitting is compatible with the chuck inlet before applying pressure. Follow shop safety practices and applicable equipment manufacturer guidelines when operating compressed air tools.