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    • Oem-Quality

      Only high-quality materials are used for the manufacturing of all HOFMANN POWER WEIGHT products. For example, the valves are made of EPDM rubber. This type of rubber is more resistant to critical environmental conditions such as cold, heat, ozone and other atmospheric influences.

    • Large product range

      HOFMANN POWER WEIGHT offers a complete range of valves for passenger cars, light trucks, trucks, motorcycles, scooters, tractors and earthmovers.

       

       

       

       

    • Nickel plated valve core

      To prevent contact corrosion a nickel plated valve core is used in all HOFMANN POWER WEIGHT valves.

       

       

       

       

    • Batch marking

      The Batch number helps to identify the age of the valve. This prevents the assembly of outdated parts and improves security.

       

       

       

       

    • Best Service

      HOFMANN POWER WEIGHT stands at any time with help and advice by the customer‘s side. Additionally, assembly instructions and data sheets are provided to the customers.

       

       

       

       

    Valves from the experts

    for all types of vehicles

    REPLACE YOUR VALVES ON EVERY TYRE CHANGE!

    Valves are subject to heavy strain and environmental influences.This can lead to loss of pressure in the tyre and therefore a safety risk.

    Causes for air loss

    • Brittle rubber
    • Corrosion on valve cores
    • External damage

    Consequences of air loss

    • Unsafe handling up to loosing control
    • Extended braking distance
    • Higher fuel consumption
    • Higher rolling resistance
    • Increase tyre wear

    RELY ON THE QUALITY OF VALVES FROM HOFMANN POWER WEIGHT.

    FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY !

    Assembly instruction rubber valves

    Choose the right valve matching the dimension of the rim hole.
    The valve stem should not stand out past the rim flange.
    The rim hole has to be clean, free of any burrs and according to ETRTO specifications.
    Lubricate the valve with soap water or a mounting paste to avoid damaging the valve.
    Gently pull in valve in a straight line, do not tilt or overband.
    Check the valve seat and inspect for damages.

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