WORKSHOP AND BICYCLE PUMP DUNLOP 140 PSI (9.6BAR) GRAY

Looking for a pump with universal adapters? DUNLOP 140 PSI (9.6BAR) GREY BIKE WORKHOUSE PUMP is a universal and practical tool that should be in every garage or bike workshop!

• wide handles will ensure comfortable pumping
• special feet will allow you to comfortably position your feet while pumping
• compatible with three types of valves: Schrader, Presta, Dunlop
• equipped with a special clasp that tightens on the valve
• with convenient built-in storage compartment for adapters
• with double head

DUNLOP 140 PSI (9.6BAR) GREY BIKE PUMP is a practical tool, for inflating bicycle tires and vehicles and for inflating mattresses or balls.

AMBSOLUTE MUST HAVE

An indispensable piece of equipment for your garage, workshop or cantina is a good quality pump. If you don’t have one yet, the universal DUNLOP 140 PSI (9.6BAR) GRAY bicycle garage pump will be suitable for you.

UNIVERSAL

The pump has 3 types of adapters and fits Schrader, Presta, Dunlop tips so you can use it to pump balls, mattresses, inflatable toys, bicycle or car tires.

SAFE

The hose has a special locking system that securely fastens it to the valve, so air does not escape while pumping. The sturdy handle and footrest make suctioning comfortable even at high pressure.

LEVER CLAMP

The pump equipped with a lever clamp allows the pump hose to be firmly attached to a valve, such as a tire. This ensures a tight connection and prevents the hose from accidentally slipping during pumping.

Parameters:

• Pump dimensions approx: 24 x 12 x 59 – 102 cm (W x D x H).
• Maximum pressure: 140 PSI(9.6BAR)
• Package dimensions (foil): 25 x 12.5 x 60 cm (W x D x H).
• Handle dimension: 23.5 x 3-2.2 x 3 cm
• Net weight: 0.759 kg
• Gross weight: 0.800 kg
• Compatible with valves: Presta, Dunlop, Schrader
• Special clamping lock at the head: yes with double head
• Connecting hose length approx: 74 cm
• Base dimension: 24 x 10.5 cm (W x D)
• Material: plastic, steel
• Color: gray
• Brand: Dunlop

Dunlop is a brand of tires originally produced by Dunlop Pneumatic Tire Company since the late 19th century, taking its name from John Boyd Dunlop. It is associated with the production of many items made of rubber, with rubber elements or with a looser connection to rubber, and with the production of many things for everyday use, for cars, and for outdoor games.