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Discontinued

DX2.5 Fluid Evacuator & Brake Bleeder

Item Number: CEJ120161000 Supplier: VACULA

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.

Description

The DX2.5 Fluid Evacuator & Brake Bleeder is easy to use and saves time! The overpressure function of the DX series sets it apart from all other fluid handling products. This built-in function drains the DX and enables you to refill the extracted fluid automatically, without any risk of spillage.

The DX is powered by compressed air but can be vacuum pre-charged, so no place is too remote for the DX!

Features

Unique one hand throttle control – twist one direction for vacuum – twist opposite for pressure.
Unique 2 way fluid control - removes and installs fluids without a pump.
Universal Canister Seal – tolerates brake fluid, petroleum and glycol based products.
Can be vacuum charged for portable operation disconnected from compressed air.
Unique hose disconnect system – just push the ring to change hoses.
Safety features: Built in gauge, pressure safety trigger, built in silencer and dual safety system in handle. Makes using DX12 totally safe
Can be used with all types of non-flammable liquid

Includes

PVC hose with universal bleed adapter
Suction probe
Evacuation hose
Brake fluid refiller bottle

Warranty

One year

Product Specifications

Canister Volume: 2.6 qts. (2.5 L)
Diameter: 6.9" (175 mm)
Height: 20.9" (530mm)
Suction Hose: 8.8' (2.7 m)
Temperature Range: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Weight: 4.4 lbs. (2.0 kg)

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