Valve extensions fleet check
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Valve extensions in the fleet: Small component with major risks!
Air loss, tire wear, and expensive downtime? The problem often lies in the small details.
In daily fleet operations, valve extensions are subjected to high levels of stress.
What happens when rubber ages, hoses chafe, or rigid valve extensions break off?
With these risk scenarios, we aim to highlight potential weak points and their consequences:
- Air loss due to porous rubber hoses: Aging, weather influences, and chafing can lead to leaks.
- Damage from chafing and pinching: Poorly routed or insufficiently secured hoses can become damaged. Air loss is possible.
- Broken valve extensions: Rigid plastic or metal extensions can break off due to mechanical stress.
- Unnoticed pressure loss: If tire pressure is not checked reliably, there is a risk of increased tire wear, additional stress on other tires, and costly consequential damage.
The consequences can range from tire repairs and unplanned vehicle downtime to accidents.
Whether for haulage, construction vehicles, or landfill operations: Check your valve extensions and avoid unnecessary risks.
Flexible during operation: air-flexx valve extensions can adapt to movements during operation.
Break-proof and abrasion-resistant: the design of air-flexx valve extensions reduces damage from chafing and mechanical stress.
Lightweight: approximately 15 grams at about 140 mm in length
Designed for demanding applications: You can rely on the advantages of air-flexx valve extensions even under harsh operating conditions, for example, at landfills or construction sites.
Air-Flexx – a flexible solution for more safety and efficiency in the fleet.
Discover the difference and test our Air-Flexx valve extensions!