Grip Air Tank Assembly Kit | 4 ft Hose, 1/4" NPT Tire Chuck, Brass Manifold, 0-200 PSI Gauge | Safety Bypass & Manual Override

Overview

The Grip Air Tank Assembly Kit helps you refresh worn air tank components with a complete, ready-to-install assembly. It combines a 4 ft hose with a 1/4" NPT tire chuck, a brass manifold, and a 0–200 PSI gauge, all built to handle up to a 300 PSI working pressure. This kit is designed for home, garage, and workshop tasks where dependable air flow and prompt readouts matter. It invites a straightforward upgrade path that minimizes downtime and keeps your projects moving.

Durable construction and thoughtful design meet practical needs. The brass manifold offers corrosion resistance and solid torque, while the included hose is rated for normal shop duty and can handle frequent use. The gauge presents pressure readings clearly in both psi and MPa, helping you verify setup quickly with minimal guesswork. The 4 ft hose length provides flexibility for common air tool setups without sacrificing maneuverability.

Included components

• 4 ft air hose with 1/4" (F) NPT tire chuck
• Brass manifold
• 0–200 PSI gauge

Key features and benefits

• Safety bypass valve with manual override and on/off air adjustment dial for controlled operation
• Easy-to-read gauge displays pressure in PSI and MPa for quick reference
• Hose working pressure rated at 300 PSI for reliable performance during standard shop tasks

Real-world use and versatility

Whether you’re topping up tires, testing compressors, or performing routine maintenance, this kit fits typical home and garage workflows. The compact setup stores neatly and replaces worn or damaged assemblies with a single, cohesive package, reducing the need to source individual parts. Its clear readouts and tactile controls help you stay informed and in command as you work.

Designed to support ongoing projects, the kit encourages safe handling and predictable results. While outcomes vary by setup, users often experience smoother operation and straightforward troubleshooting when using a complete assembly rather than disparate components.