Wheels are getting larger, heavier and more expensive. New tire systems are becoming tougher to change. Today, tire service is more challenging than itx s ever beenx and choosing the right equipment to serve your customers is even more critical.
The APX90 was designed to change the toughest runflats and extra-large custom wheels with easex including Michelin® PAX® other tough assemblies. Without strenuous effort and without damage to expensive custom wheels. Not only are these tough jobs made easy, but the APX90 makes quick and efficient work of conventional tires and wheels. The Coats APX90 provides a path to increased shop efficiency and profitability, enabling you to service virtually any job that comes in your shop.
Why use Nitrogen?
+ Nitrogen is an inert gas that has a larger molecular structure than Oxygen.
+ Safety
+ Proper tire pressure maximizes a vehicles braking and steering capability
+ Elimination of oxygen results in fewer internal tire failures
+ Reduced chemical aging reduces the risk of tire failure
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ABOUT:
Robinair's position as a global leader in service tools and equipment is the result of evolution and recognizing market opportunities. Robinair was founded in 1956 by the Kent-Moore Corporation of Warren, Michigan, to design and manufacture specialized tools for repairing appliances. The name of the new company was a combination of the names of two Kent-Moore executives, Robinette and Adair. With the increasing popularity of air conditioning, both for homes and automobiles, Robinair soon moved into this growing market. In just a few years, the product line was the most complete in the industry.
Work for a major appliance manufacturer determined Robinair's location in northwest Ohio-the original factory was built in Edgerton, midway between the OE's offices and Kent-Moore. In 1958 a fire destroyed the plant, but within a few short months, work resumed at a new factory in nearby Montpelier. That building serves as the core of Robinair's headquarters today, although the building has been expanded many times. Robinair continues to serve the HVAC-R and automotive aftermarkets around the world. In 1982, Kent-Moore (and thus Robinair) was acquired by Sealed Power Corporation, now SPX Corporation. Possibly Robinair's biggest claim to fame is its refrigeration service vacuum pump product line. Robinair is recognized throughout the world has the quality and performance leader in AC/R evacuation tools and this position has led to its success with the full range of products. More than 10 years ago, the company offered the first refrigerant recovery and recycling units (automotive market) in response to environmental concerns. Since that time, Robinair-built units have become the industry's best sellers.
Today Robinair continues to offer one of the widest product ranges in the industry and serves both the Automotive and HVAC/R industries. ATP is now responsible for the NPI, sales, marketing and account management of Robinair's HVAC/R business and will continue to provide the service and products its loyal customers expect.