NITROGEN TYRE INFLATORS

BENEFITS OF NITROGEN FILLED TYRES

Less corrosion – because unlike air there’s no moisture in pure nitrogen
Slower rate of pressure loss – nitrogen molecules are larger than oxygen molecules (which make up 21% of compressed air)
 

Air loss can occur through the inner liner of the tyre as well through the valve, punctures, or failure of the seal between tyre and wheel rim. Pure nitrogen might leak more slowly through the liner, but you would still have to check tyre condition and pressure regularly.
Corrosion of the tyre from using normal compressed air is unlikely anyway because only the outer tread band of a car tyre contains steel – the amount of moisture reaching it from the inside is minimal.

To change to nitrogen you have to have the air already in the tyres removed before the tyres are re-inflated with purified compressed nitrogen. There will be a one-off charge per tyre but once filled with nitrogen, future top-ups would have to be with nitrogen if any advantages are to be maintained.

Overall, while accepting the possibility of purified nitrogen being of benefit in certain applications, we don’t think that the cost and possible inconvenience are justified for normal passenger car use.

MODEL VGE-NI70 VGE-NI70P
Power suppy 100-240V/50-60Hz 100-240V/50-60Hz
Power consumption 45VA 70VA
Temperature -20℃/70℃ -20℃/70℃
Air input 10-15 BAR 10-15 BAR
Nitrogen purity 95-99+% 95-99+%
Nitrogen output 170L/min (6.0cfm) 170L/min (6.0cfm)
Max. pressure (tank) 145-174PSI/10-12bar/1000-1200KPa 145-174PSI/10-12bar/1000-1200KPa
Tank capacity 118L 118L
Display Apparatus LCD
Keyboard Mental Plastic
OPS No Yes
N2P No Yes
Packing size (cm) 143*73*67
118*44*44
143*73*67
118*44*44
NW (kg) 167/38 170/38
GW (kg) 200/42 207/42