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17-351 Air Chuck, 1/4 In. FNPT, 150 PSI, Ball Foot With Shut-Off Valve

SKU #EJ13014 Model #17351 UPC #028893173519
Tru-Flate 17-351 Air Chuck, 1/4 In. FNPT, 150 PSI, Ball Foot with Shut-Off Valve

Tru-Flate

Regular Price
$ 4.59
Bantly Hardware Johnstown, PA
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Description

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The Tru-Flate 17-351 is a direct air line chuck designed for use on air supply lines that come straight from your compressor. With a built-in shut-off valve and ball foot design, it delivers convenient hands-free operation and reliable pressure control for pneumatic tool applications.

This air chuck solves the problem of managing air flow without needing a separate valve in the line. It is rated for pressures up to 150 PSI and uses a standard 1/4 inch female NPT connection, making it compatible with most air supply setups.

Features and Benefits

  • Ball Foot Design: Supports hands-free operation when set on the ground, enabling convenient use in a wide range of air tool applications.
  • Built-in Shut-Off Valve: Allows convenient control of air flow directly at the chuck, eliminating the need for an additional valve in the line.
  • 150 PSI Rating: Engineered to safely handle pressures up to 150 PSI for reliable performance across a range of air tool applications.
  • Standard 1/4" FNPT Connection: Female NPT thread size ensures interchangeability with existing air compressor hoses and tools.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the demands of both professional and DIY air tool work.

Specifications

  • Brand: Tru-Flate
  • Model: 17-351
  • Port Size: 1/4 inch FNPT (Female NPT)
  • Maximum Pressure: 150 PSI
  • Features: Ball foot design, built-in shut-off valve

Safety

  • Do Not Use on Inflator Gauges: This direct air line chuck cannot be used on tire inflator gauges or any application where another valve already exists in the line.