High Speed Tire Buffer Kit

Looking for pneumatic tire buffers for light tire repair, concerned about the environment: the CP871C series is what you need.

The Chicago Pneumatic High-Speed Tire Buffer Kit CP871CK is a professional-grade solution for tire technicians and automotive professionals, providing the speed, precision, and versatility required for tire repair and maintenance tasks. This kit includes essential pneumatic tools and accessories to streamline the process of tire buffing, preparation, and patching.

Key Components:

• High-Speed Tire Buffer (CP871): At the heart of the kit is the Chicago Pneumatic CP871 High-Speed Tire Buffer, a robust and efficient pneumatic tool designed for tire tread preparation and buffing. Its high-speed operation ensures quick and precise results.
• Accessories: The kit typically includes a selection of grinding stones, tire repair plugs, and other accessories required for tire repair and patching tasks.

Technical Specifications:

• Type: Pneumatic Tire Buffer Kit
• Tire Buffer Model: Chicago Pneumatic CP871
• Power Source: Pneumatic (Air-powered)
• Max. Operating Pressure: 91 PSI
• Air Inlet Size: 1/4 inch NPT
• Chuck Capacity: 3/8" (10 mm)
• Free Speed: 22,000 RPM
• Length: 7.91 in.
• Height: 3 in.
• Weight: 1.65 lb.
• Exhaust: Rear

Features and Benefits:

• High-Speed Performance: The CP871 tire buffer offers quick and efficient tire buffing, reducing downtime during tire repair tasks.
• Versatility: This kit provides essential tools and accessories needed for tire tread preparation, patching, and repair, making it suitable for various tire types and sizes.
• Ergonomic Handling: The tire buffer is designed for user comfort, with an ergonomic handle that enhances control and reduces hand strain.
• Precision Buffing: The high-speed operation ensures precise tire buffing, enabling a smooth and uniform surface for patch application.

The Chicago Pneumatic CP871CK High-Speed Tire Buffer Kit is commonly used for:

• Tire tread preparation and buffing before patching or repairing.
• Tire maintenance and repair in automotive repair shops, tire service centers, and garages.
• Patching and repairing punctures and damages in a variety of tires, including passenger, commercial, and industrial tires.