Bead Booster Manual - 9-45/07/BB19
- Manual bead booster with handle. 19L. Really light, weight only 12kg
Manual Inflator 19L Manual Trigger, CE
19 L tank capacity | Pressure gauge included | Profiled handle | 12 kg weight | CE certified
The 19L manual inflator is a tool for initial, blast-style tyre inflation that significantly speeds up and simplifies seating the tyre bead on the rim — especially on oversized tyres, where a regular pump or compressor doesn't always deliver enough force to make the bead "pop" into place. The 19-litre tank stores compressed air, which is released in one burst into the tyre once the manual trigger is pulled.
What this inflator is for
When mounting a tyre, particularly a large one, the bead needs to seat evenly and correctly against the rim's edge to keep the whole system airtight. Regular, gradual inflation doesn't always deliver a sharp enough burst of air to achieve that. The inflator stores compressed air in its 19-litre tank, and the manual trigger releases it in one strong burst at exactly the moment the operator chooses — that sudden impulse pops the bead into place, speeding up the whole mounting process considerably compared to standard inflation.
Design and construction
Full control over the exact moment of release.
Keeps track of the pressure stored in the tank.
Comfortable to hold and carry.
Light for this kind of tool.
Dimensions and technical data
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | 9-45/07/BB19 |
| Tank capacity | 19 L |
| Trigger type | Manual |
| Pressure gauge | Included |
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Certification | CE |
| Application | Initial, blast-style tyre inflation, including oversized tyres |
Applications
- Mounting and seating oversized tyres on the rim
- Tyre shops and service centres handling trucks and farm machinery
- Situations where standard inflation doesn't deliver a sharp enough burst of air
- Speeding up tyre mounting in day-to-day shop work
Frequently asked questions
What does "manual trigger" mean for this inflator?
It means the operator decides the exact moment compressed air is released from the tank, by pulling the trigger by hand — unlike automatic systems, this gives full control over how the bead-seating process unfolds.
Why do oversized tyres need an inflator instead of a regular pump?
Large tyres have a heavier, stiffer bead that may not seat evenly around the full rim circumference with gradual, standard inflation. The sharp burst of air from the inflator's tank delivers a much larger dose of pressure all at once, which effectively pops the bead into place.
What does the CE certification on this product mean?
CE certification confirms the inflator meets the safety requirements in force across the European Union for this type of pressurized equipment.
Does this inflator also work with ordinary car tyres?
The inflator is most useful where standard inflation isn't enough to seat the bead correctly — most often this applies to oversized tyres, though it can also help with other tyre types that need a stronger burst of air during mounting.