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1200 016 190 Compressor Bolt Kit for Air Brakes

1200 016 190

Summary

This compressor bolt kit is designed for heavy commercial vehicle air brake systems. It provides the necessary high-strength components required for secure compressor assembly and maintenance in demanding service environments.

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EAN Code8699031020761
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Description

What does a compressor bolt kit do?

This compressor bolt kit is essential for the proper assembly and maintenance of air brake compressors. These high-strength components ensure that the compressor housing and internal parts remain securely fastened under the constant pressure and vibration cycles typical of heavy commercial vehicle operations.

Application and fitment

The kit is designed to support the structural integrity of air brake compressors used in various heavy-duty applications. It ensures that all fastening points meet the required tension to prevent leaks or mechanical failures within the pneumatic system.

Installation and maintenance

When performing compressor repairs or overhauls, technicians should inspect all mounting hardware for wear or fatigue. Using a complete kit ensures that every bolt and fastener meets the necessary specifications for heavy-duty performance.

Selection guidance

Consult your authorized distributor to ensure correct application for your specific compressor model.

FAQ

What is the purpose of a compressor bolt kit?
It provides the essential high-strength fasteners required to secure the components of an air brake compressor during assembly or repair.
Can these bolts be reused after one use?
To ensure maximum safety and prevent leaks in the pneumatic system, it is recommended to replace all fastening hardware during a compressor overhaul.
Is this kit suitable for heavy commercial vehicles?
Yes, these components are engineered to withstand the high-pressure environments found in heavy commercial vehicle air brake systems.
How can I know if my bolts need replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of thread wear, stretching, or corrosion during routine inspections of the air brake compressor.