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For 20 years, OrionMotorTech has been committed to producing high-quality, innovative, and durable automotive tools and accessories. We aim to deliver best-in-class products that professionals and enthusiasts can rely on. Our consistent focus on quality, performance, and value over the past two decades has earned us the trust of tool users.
Used this to pull a vacuum on my AC system before recharging. System held a solid vacuum. Vacuum hose connected to pump with no problem and has a nice tight fit. Need to put accompanying oil in unit after it is unpacked and before first use.
--Liam Brown
Let's clear the air. You will definitely get 4. There a real good quality. Worked perfect to put 31's on my 98 s10. Would definitely buy again if I needed to. Even came with two bottles of theeadlocker for the hub
-- William Barnes
Pulled a blind bearing out of a NP228 rear case. 59.5mm inside diameter. Was able to tighten the biggest collet and it grabbed the bearing and used the counter stay to ease it on out.
--Aiden Smith
Common essential tools include vacuum pumps, refrigerant pressure gauges, insulated screwdrivers, pipe wrenches, pliers, multimeters, leak detectors, and pipe cutters. These tools help in tasks like refrigerant charging, electrical work, piping, and leak testing.
A vacuum pump removes air and moisture from the AC system before refrigerant charging, ensuring system efficiency and preventing damage caused by moisture.
It measures the pressure of refrigerant gases within the AC system, helping diagnose leaks, verify proper charging, and monitor system performance.
While some regular tools can be used, insulated screwdrivers and specialized wrenches are preferred for electrical safety and to fit specific AC components accurately.
Regular cleaning and inspection for wear are vital. Replace worn-out blades, damaged seals, or faulty electrical testers to maintain tool effectiveness and safety.
Yes, specialized tools like refrigerant manifold gauge sets, leak detectors, and recovery machines are needed to safely handle refrigerants during service.
