Ryobi R18AC ONE+ 18v Cordless Air Compressor - No Batteries, No Charger, No Case
Introducing the Ryobi R18AC ONE+ 18v Cordless Air Compressor, a powerful, cord-free solution to your on-the-go air supply needs, powered by an 18v Lithium Ion battery from the trusted Ryobi ONE+ series. Please note this product is supplied…View more
Ryobi R18AC ONE+ 18v Cordless Air Compressor - No Batteries, No Charger, No Case
Introducing the Ryobi R18AC ONE+ 18v Cordless Air Compressor, a powerful, cord-free solution to your on-the-go air supply needs, powered by an 18v Lithium Ion battery from the trusted Ryobi ONE+ series. Please note this product is supplied without batteries, charger, or a case.
You'll marvel at the sound engineering that ensures minimal noise disturbance at merely 91.8 dB(A). Despite its robust performance, it keeps the noise in check with an uncertainty of only 3 dB(A). It packs a punch with the power of 18v, yet its weight without battery is just 6.4 kg.
One of its many standout features is the ability to inflate a flat car tire to full in just 80 seconds. Impressive for a cordless air compressor, right? Plus, this brilliant device offers a hassling-free air control with its built-in locking regulator, eliminating the struggle of regulating the output pressure.
Further impressing with its hands-on functionalities, it features a sturdy metal air hose wrap for onboard storage, leading to convenient transportation and storage. Topping it off, the drain valve ensures easy tank drainage post-usage.
The contents of the Ryobi R18AC ONE+ 18v Cordless Air Compressor include the main unit - R18AC-0 Cordless Air Compressor, a 1/4" EU coupler, and a 1/4" UK coupler. Once again, kindly note that the kit does not include the battery and charger.
Superior in both performance and portability, the Ryobi R18AC ONE+ 18v Cordless Air Compressor is compatible with all Ryobi ONE+ 18v batteries, promising you an awesome product that values your convenience and delivers high performance. Upgrade your toolset with this versatile compressor today.