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Orion Motor Tech R134a Can Tap, Puncture Style R134a Refrigerant Dispenser with Tank Adapter
Puncture Style R134A Refrigerant Dispenser, All Standard Puncture Style R134A Cans, This R134A Tap Valve, Safe And Leakproof Refrigerant Recharging
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BVR Rating 88 reviews
Pros
- Made of high-quality brass material that makes it rust, water and corrosion resistant
- Features thick rubber rings that provides air-tight seals and prevent leakage
- Comes with a tap that allows easy recharging of the coolant
Cons
- The needle may be short in length
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Analysis of 88 reviews for Orion Motor Tech R134a Can Tap, Puncture Style R134a Refrigerant Dispenser with Tank Adapter
BestViewsReviews analyzed 3,885 reviews for 20 products in the Air Conditioning Line Repair Tools category.
We analyzed a total of 88 reviews for this product out of which, 44 reviews were received in the last 6 months.
The analysis indicates that around 100% reviews were positive while around 0% of reviews had negative sentiment.
BestViewsReviews Ranking and Score for Orion Motor Tech R134a Can Tap, Puncture Style R134a Refrigerant Dispenser with Tank Adapter
This product received a total score of 8.57 out of 10, based on review sentiments and user opinions related to 10 features:
Question & Answers
Q:
Is there an open can like the Super Tech 134a self seal cans?
A:
This won't be able to manage the Super Tech Self seal cans.
Q:
The seller says "all R-134a cans with 1/4" a cme threads", but it seems like a 1/2 thread of t.
A:
It's compatible with both 1/4" and 1/2" female fitting ac charging hose.
Q:
Is it possible for this valve to tap and seal a partically used Refrigerant can for storage and later use?
A:
It is best to have a pro work on your system if you don't know it.The tap-a-valves have seals so they don't leak.
Q:
Is it possible for it to work for R290?
A:
I don't know for R290 but I think that if the threats fit it will work with R134A, R12, and R1234YF cans.
Q:
Will this valve keep the yellow line from entering the r134a when changing out empty cans?
A:
Sorry, but it won't keep the yellow line from moving.
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