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751 TECH Chek Leak Detector Concentrate
Product category: Workshop chemistry
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High-foaming preparation intended for detecting leakiness in tires 751 TECH. Capacity 945 ml.
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High-foaming preparation intended for detecting leakiness in tires. The product reacts with leaking air. As a result, we can detect leaks very fast and effectively.
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The liquid is in the form of a concentrate, that is why instruction for use recommends applying it with with water. Preparation is necessary at every tire change and repair point.
Tire damage
A loss of the tire seal does not necessarily mean a large hole in the tire. It may be invisible to the eye, with minor damage to the tire. In such situations, the TECH T-751 leak test liquid will be useful for the quick detecting of the leakiness.
Damaged or incorrectly installed valve
The reason of slow pressure drop may be a leaking valve or inaccurate adhesion of the valve to the rim. In this situation, we can also verify it using the TECH preparation.
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- Capacity: 945 ml
- Type: concentrate
- Brand: TECH
- SKU: 751
- Category: Chemicals
- Warranty
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Warranty: 12 months
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- Responsible Producer:
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TECH EUROPE BVBA
Koeybleuken 16
2300 Turnhout
Belgium
techeurope@trc4r.com
+3214423103
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