R134A Self Sealing Can Tap Valve Refrigerant Dispenser Tool with Tank Adapter and Valve Core Remover for Air Conditioner Manifold Freon Charging Hose

R134A Self Sealing Can Tap Valve Refrigerant Dispenser Tool with Tank Adapter and Valve Core Remover for Air Conditioner Manifold Freon Charging Hose

$ 12.79

Score By Feature

Based on 68 ratings

Value for money

7.76

Easy to use

7.46

Quality of material

5.24

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Product Description

134a self sealing can tap valves are only appropriate for self-sealing cans with 1/2'' ACME thread, and this can tap valve will not work on puncture Make sure you are careful when purchasing.

A self-sealing R134A can tap's male fitting can connect directly to a 1/4" SAE fitting (R12 or R22) female AC charges hose, and the female fitting can be connected to a 1/2" female charging hose through the tank adapter.

Despite the fact that both the r134a self sealing can tap and the tank adapter are made of solid brass, they can still operate under extreme conditions because of the long-lasting seals that hold these devices in place.

We also have an R134A can tap with high and low pressure service ports on the side for valve core removal. Additionally, we have a dual head with thick and thin heads for

We inspect the R134a self sealing can tap before delivery with our QC department to make sure everything is in perfect working condition. The team at our company will offer you a 100% satisfactory solution if the R134a self sealing can tap is defective. Your valuable suggestions and advice will be greatly appreciated.

Questions & Answers

What do you do to get freon out of the can once the tap is down? The can won't open? Is there anything I can do?

I have tested the self-sealing can tap, and I was able to get the r134a refrigerant to flow from it. It's not as simple as it seems. You have to screw the valve hard to the bottom in order for the can tap to close. In this case, you can try screwing the knob to the near bottom of the r134a self sealing can so that the refrigerant can flow out. In case the problem is not resolved, you can apply for a full refund and buy our another newly metal handle r134a self sealing can tap for $2.99 (by searching for ). You can find it on Amazon by searching B08ZSND9LC. The problem has been discussed with our engineers, and we have improved the product. My sincere thanks go out to you *br>Best regards Boltigen

Is it possible for the seal to work on sel sealing cans and can it ?

This is designed to work with R410 or R22 gauges on the low pressure side. I have only used this tool on my mini split system once, and I was very pleased with it. There are videos on YouTube that you can watch!

Since the valve does not close correctly and does not seal when completely closed, I used up my can of paste. Does it matter if your mouth is closed if you can blow?

134a taps will only work on the newer style of cans that have top valves. It won't work if you use this with the older style, where the valve has to puncture the seal to function. Many videos showing how to use it can be found on YouTube. As for the one I purchased, it works flawlessly. In contrast to a water valve, a tap operates in the opposite direction. The screw is open (clockwise) when it is screwed down. In a counterclockwise direction It is closed when viewed clockwise.

A schrader valve is included on this 1/2" adapter, is that correct?

Selected User Reviews For R134A Self Sealing Can Tap Valve Refrigerant Dispenser Tool with Tank Adapter and Valve Core Remover for Air Conditioner Manifold Freon Charging Hose

This paper towel tool can only be used once

3/5

If the can is tightened down enough for the rod to push the valve in the can when turned in, the seals will rip. According to this, this is one of those toilet paper tools that are meant for one use only.

Antonio Lamb

| Aug 18, 2020

As soon as you fix the manufacturing error, this works like a charm

4/5

At the bottom of the can tap, where it seals to the can, there was no O ring seal. The seller includes three O rings in a little baggie attached to the tap, which is great. When I realized I needed one, I was able to fix the refrigerant leak and it started working well again.

Nikolas Beck

| Nov 26, 2020

This is garbage

3/5

This is the largest piece of junk I have purchased in the past few years. An adapter attached to a Schrader valve failed to attach. I suggest you DO NOT purchase this product! There needs to be an option for giving a rating of zero stars.