Description:
Brand:
Index
YT-070880
Barcode
5906083137556
Unit of measure
PCE
Volume
28.072
Weight
3.375
The YT-070880 manual/pneumatic oil extractor is a workshop tool designed for extracting engine oil and other operating fluids, as well as for bleeding brake systems. It combines two methods of generating a vacuum—pneumatic and manual—allowing it to be used both in a fully equipped workshop and during service tasks that require independence from a compressed air supply. Its 6.5-liter reservoir allows for the collection of a significant volume of extracted fluid without the need for frequent emptying. Key features:
2 operating modes – pneumatic mode ensures faster extraction, while manual mode allows the device to be used without additional equipment
extraction rate of up to 1.8 l/min – enables efficient removal of oil and operating fluids during routine maintenance (5 minutes in pneumatic mode for engine oil in 4-cylinder cars)
6.5 l tank – large capacity minimizes the need to interrupt work to empty the container
set of hoses with 3 different diameters – allows for selecting the right hose for the specific extraction point
effective oil extraction – the hose draws every drop of oil from the bottom of the oil sump
brake bleeding capability – the device can be used to remove brake fluid from the system
standard pneumatic connection – allows the device to be connected to a standard compressed air system equipped with a suitable quick-connect coupling
6-piece set – the kit includes the extractor unit along with a set of hoses and tips for performing various maintenance tasks
workshop-ready design – the tank and working components are designed for the regular extraction of operating fluids
Applications:
The YT-070880 is ideal for engine oil changes, removing operating fluids, and servicing brake systems. The use of interchangeable hoses with different diameters makes it easy to match the set to the specific extraction point. The choice between pneumatic and manual operation increases the device's versatility, allowing the working method to be adapted to the available workshop equipment.
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