This Yellow Square air chuck mounts on a 6 mm compressor hose with a barb fitting. A brass body, a silicone seal and a steel-spring lever let you connect to the valve without screwing: press, push on, release. It suits car and SUV tires, balls and air mattresses.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Hose diameter | 6 mm |
| Hose fitting | barb, 6 mm |
| Material | brass |
| Mechanism | lever with a steel spring for quick locking |
| Seal | silicone |
| Size | 34 mm |
| Valve connection | press lever, push on, release |
| Quantity | 1 pcs |
| Condition | new |
What you get
- Push-on connection — press the lever, fit the chuck on the valve, release; no threads to turn.
- Spring-loaded lock — the steel spring keeps the chuck on the valve while the compressor runs.
- Sealed joint — a silicone seal sits against the valve.
- Brass body — a metal chuck for regular compressor use.
- Easy fitting — a barb end for a 6 mm hose.
- Compact size — 34 mm.
Who it is for
Drivers who top up car or SUV tires with a compressor, and anyone who inflates balls or air mattresses and wants a fresh chuck on a 6 mm hose.
Who should skip it
Owners of compressors with a different hose diameter, since the barb is sized for 6 mm. Anyone who wants to read pressure at the chuck, as no gauge is listed. The valve and thread type are not stated.
Use and compatibility
Topping up car tires, including SUVs. Inflating a child's ball and an air mattress. Mounting on a compressor hose with a 6 mm diameter.
In the box
One quick-connect air chuck for a compressor.
Questions and answers
How do I attach it to the valve?
Press the lever, push the chuck onto the valve and release. There is nothing to screw on.
Which hose does it fit?
A compressor hose with a 6 mm diameter, using the barb fitting.
Does it have a pressure gauge?
No gauge is listed, so measure tire pressure with a separate gauge.
What is it made of?
A brass body, a steel lever spring and a silicone seal.
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