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R-134a and R-1234yf Contaminated Refrigerant Recovery Machine

Item Number: ROB25700 Supplier: BOSCH AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SOLUTIONS

NOTE: To be used with a Contaminated Refrigerant Tank Assembly, Model No. ROB17990

Description

The Robinair ROB25700 contaminated recovery only device is designed to remove contaminated refrigerant from vehicles that are equipped with R-1234yf and R-134a A/C systems.

Meets all requirements of SAEJ2851.

Features

Durable, compact, portable design allows user to recover contaminated refrigerant easily at the vehicle
Low side hoses for R-1234yf and R-134a A/C systems
80% tank full shut off safety harness prevents overfilling recovery tank
Proprietary oil-less compressor is capable of handling both liquid and vapor refrigerant
Self-purge function effectively removes any remaining refrigerant from the machine
A high pressure shut-off switch turns the machine off automatically if the pressure rises above 435 PSI to protect the equipment
Inlet filter screen stops debris from getting inside of the machine
Contaminated Recovery only device

Warranty

One year

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 13" x 9" x 19"
High and Low Pressure Gauges: 2-1/2"
Motor: 1/2 HP
Operating Voltage: 103 - 127V, 60Hz AC
Weight: 32 lbs.

Contaminated refrigerant is a hazardous waste and a transportation hazard. Contact your local waste disposal provided or state environmental agency for information and assistance.

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