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Digital Single Tire Inflator

Digital Single Tire Inflator

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The EZ FLATE Digital Single Tire Inflator is the handheld business end of a tire air-up: a trigger gun with a braided hose, a clip-on air chuck, and a digital gauge that reads within 0.5% in 0.1 PSI steps across a 5 to 120 PSI range. Squeeze the trigger to add air, press the bleed valve to let it out, and watch the number land on the gauge instead of guessing.

The gauge head switches between PSI, BAR, Kar, and Kgf/cm2, runs on two AAA batteries (included), and shuts itself off about a minute after you let go of the pressure so the cells last. The clip-on chuck locks onto most valve stems hands-free, so you can set one tire and walk to the next without holding anything. It works one tire at a time, which is the point: deliberate, accurate air management at each corner.

The inflator threads onto any standard compressor air line and is built around the EZ FLATE M.O.A.B and C.A.S.E compressors for the cleanest fit. Backed by a one-year hassle-free warranty.

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Overview

A handheld trigger inflator with a 0.5%-accurate digital gauge, braided hose, and clip-on chuck. Adds or releases air one tire at a time and reads pressure to 0.1 PSI.

Key features

  • Digital gauge accurate to within 0.5%, displayed in 0.1 PSI increments over a 5 to 120 PSI range
  • Push-to-inflate trigger with a bleed valve for fine pressure drops
  • Clip-on air chuck that locks hands-free onto most valve stems
  • Braided hose for abrasion resistance on the trail
  • Four-unit readout (PSI, BAR, Kar, Kgf/cm2) on a 2x AAA gauge head with 1-minute auto shut-off
  • Threads onto any standard compressor line; tuned for EZ FLATE M.O.A.B and C.A.S.E compressors

Use cases

Built for airing down before a trail run and airing back up after, one corner at a time. The clip-on chuck and bleed valve make it a two-direction tool, so the same gun that fills a tire to highway pressure also drops it for sand or rock without swapping hardware.