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ARB Compressor Twin Portable 12V
$1,059.95
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$1,059.95
$1,059.95
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ARB
- SKU
- ARBCKMTP12
- Manufacturer part number
- CKMTP12
- Category
- Suspension › Air Compressor Systems
- Shipping weight
- 34.1 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
ARB's new CKMTP12 twin portable air compressor was designed to fill the market need for a compact sized yet high performance compressed air source for rapid inflation of large tires as well as the high volume air needs of most air powered tools. The ARB CKMTP12 is a world class recreational product designed and built to commercial/industrial standards to survive harsh and demanding outback conditions.
- Integrated pressure switch, relays and IP55 (waterproof/dustproof) brushless fan cools electronics, motors and cylinder heads
- Suitable for many air tools when used in conjunction with a 1 gallon air tank (optional with on-board models)
- Designed for inflating tires and Air Locker activation when used in conjunction with optional accessories
- Teflon impregnated carbon fiber piston seals for maximum trouble-free life
- On-board model available in either a 12V or 24V configuration
- Hard anodized cylinder bores for reduced friction
- Anodized mounting bracket dissipates heat
- Sealed for moisture and dust resistance
- Over-pressure safety valve equipped
- Powers Most Air Tools
- 100% duty cycle
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