
ROBIN AIR AIR VAC DUAL INLET (FOR R-12 AND R-134A) [CLEARANCE]
Shop Air Powered Vacuum - Robinair Air Vac Dual Inlet for R-12 and R-134A
Low Maintenance A/C Vacuum Pump for Professional Automotive Service
The Robinair Air Vac is a 1 CFM air-powered vacuum pump for R-12 and R-134A A/C service. This venturi pump uses shop air to achieve 29.7 inches mercury vacuum, eliminating oil changes and maintenance.
Key Benefits
Perfect Applications
Ideal for automotive technicians who need reliable vacuum performance:
- R-12 and R-134A automotive A/C system evacuation.
- Professional shops requiring low-maintenance vacuum equipment.
- Mobile technicians needing compact, portable vacuum solutions.
- Service operations with existing compressed air infrastructure.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | Compressed Air |
| Free Air Displacement | 1 CFM |
| Pump Design | Venturi |
| Required Input Pressure | 75 PSI (517 kPa) |
| Maximum Vacuum | 29.7 in/Hg (100.6 kPa) |
| Intake Fittings | 1/4 in FPT and 1/2 in ACME |
| Dimensions | 4.5 x 4 x 7.5 in (114 x 102 x 191 mm) |
| Refrigerant Compatibility | R-12 and R-134A |
Get Professional A/C Service Results with Robinair Quality
This Air Vac delivers reliable vacuum performance for automotive professionals. Perfect for shops needing dependable backup equipment.
Add this proven Robinair vacuum pump to your automotive service arsenal today.Frequently Asked Questions
How does this compare to electric vacuum pumps?
This air-powered design eliminates oil changes and motor maintenance. It requires 75 PSI (517 kPa) shop air but offers superior reliability for automotive shops with existing compressed air systems. No oil handling or motor downtime required. Also eliminates oil storage and disposal concerns.
What air compressor size do I need?
You need a compressor maintaining 75 PSI (517 kPa) with 1 CFM continuous output. Most standard automotive shop compressors with 30+ gallon tanks meet these requirements easily for existing infrastructure compatibility. Smaller portable compressors may cycle frequently and reduce efficiency during extended evacuations.
Does this work on newer A/C systems?
Yes, it handles both R-12 and R-134A automotive systems found in all vehicle types. The dual inlet design includes proper fittings for both refrigerant types, ensuring compatibility across passenger cars, trucks, and commercial vehicles from different manufacturers and model years.
How long does it take to pull a vacuum?
Typical automotive A/C systems reach proper vacuum levels in 15-30 minutes with this 1 CFM displacement rate. Larger truck systems may require 30-45 minutes for complete evacuation. Performance depends on system size, ambient temperature, and leak integrity of the A/C components plus hose length.
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