Laser Tools Pneumatic Tyre Plug Fitting Tools - 9323

This set includes a hole cleaning file punch and a rope plug fitting needle, designed for fitting ...

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This Laser Tools Pneumatic Tyre Plug Fitting Tool Set (9323) is designed for automotive professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need to efficiently repair tubeless tyres using rope-style plugs. Its primary benefit is the pneumatic assistance, which significantly speeds up the process of cleaning the hole and fitting the plug, especially when used with an air hammer. A key consideration is its reliance on an air hammer for optimal performance, meaning it's an accessory rather than a standalone manual tool.

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Model Part Number9323
BrandLaser Tools

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FAQs

What type of tyre repairs is this tool set for?

This tool set is specifically designed for fitting rope-style tyre plugs into tubeless tires.

Do I need an air hammer to use this set?

Yes, this set is designed to be used with a pneumatic air hammer (like Laser Part No. 6031 or equivalent) for efficient operation. It is not a manual tool.

What tyre plug part numbers are compatible with this set?

This set is compatible with Laser tyre plug part numbers 37003, 9146, and 9147.

What is the material of the tools?

The tools are manufactured from durable Chrome Molybdenum (SCM440) steel.

Can I use this set for inner tube repairs?

No, this set is intended for tubeless tyre repairs using rope-style plugs only.

How do I maintain the tools?

After use, clean the tools and apply a light oil coating to prevent corrosion. Store them in a dry place.

Will this work with any air hammer?

It is designed for Laser Part No. 6031 or equivalent air hammers. Ensure your air hammer has a compatible chuck and sufficient power.

Troubleshooting

Tool not engaging with air hammer.

Ensure the tool is correctly and securely inserted into the air hammer chuck. Verify the air hammer is functioning properly.

Incomplete hole cleaning.

Apply slightly more pressure with the file punch. Ensure the air hammer is delivering adequate force. Check if the puncture is excessively large or damaged, potentially requiring a different repair method.

Difficulty inserting the tyre plug.

Ensure the correct rope plug part number is being used. Verify the hole is sufficiently cleaned and widened by the file punch. Make sure the plug is centered on the fitting needle.

Air leaks after repair.

Re-examine the plug insertion to ensure it is fully seated. Check the surrounding tyre area for secondary punctures or damage. Ensure the correct plug size for the puncture.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Speeds up tyre repair significantly with pneumatic assistance.
  • Durable SCM440 construction ensures a long service life.
  • Provides all necessary tools for fitting rope-style tyre plugs.
  • Designed for compatibility with common air hammers.

Cons

  • Requires a compatible air hammer to function effectively.
  • Limited to rope-style tyre plugs; not suitable for other repair methods.
  • Specific part number compatibility may exclude some tyre plug types.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure you have a compatible air hammer (Laser Part No. 6031 or equivalent) with a suitable chuck.
  2. Select the correct tool (file punch or fitting needle) from the set.
  3. Securely insert the chosen tool into the air hammer chuck.
  4. Connect the air hammer to a compressed air supply.

Compatibility:

  • Air Hammer: Compatible with Laser Part No. 6031 or any equivalent air hammer.
  • Tyre Plugs: Designed for use with Laser tyre plug part numbers 37003, 9146, and 9147.

Care:

  • After each use, clean the tools of any debris or residue.
  • Apply a light coating of oil to the tools, especially the needle and file, to prevent corrosion.
  • Store the tools in a dry, protected environment, preferably in their original packaging or a dedicated tool case.
  • Periodically check the tools for wear and tear, replacing them if significantly damaged.