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APSCO CON-3A Part Description
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Features & Benefits
- Controls non-steerable lift axles with precision
- ⅜” fittings ensure a reliable, leak-proof connection
- Heavy-duty construction for long-term durability
- Improves vehicle handling and axle control
- Engineered for smooth, effortless axle engagement
APSCO Lift Axle Control Panel Valve
Need a lift? The APSCO Lift Axle Control Panel Valve gives you the power to engage and disengage non-steerable lift axles with absolute precision. Formulated for rugged use, this highly sought-after control panel features durable ⅜” fittings that ensure a secure, leak-free connection, even under demanding conditions. It doesn’t matter if you’re managing weight distribution or improving maneuverability; the APSCO CON-3A delivers control that can handle the toughest jobs.
APSCO CON-3A Specifications
Product Attributes
| Application | Non-Steerable |
| Bracket Material | Stainless Steel |
| Outlet Size | 3/8 in. |
| Electric Solenoid for Auto-Lift Activation | No |
| Pressure Rating | 0 to 160 PSI |
| Pressure Regulator Valve | Yes |
| Air Control Valve | Yes |
APSCO CON-3A Manufacturer Information
APSCO® is a proud manufacturer of pneumatic cylinders, controls, and valves for the mobile, truck equipment, and automotive industries since 1964. The company continuously evolves to meet industry challenges and the changing needs of customers. But providing innovative solutions need not compromise quality, and that's APSCO's commitment since day one. The company makes use of the highest quality materials and the latest technology in manufacturing its products. And it rigorously tests them before shipment to ensure only safe and reliable APSCO products reach their customers. These stringent manufacturing processes and tests have earned them an ISO 9001:2001-certified company, beginning in 2004.
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