Can I buy direct from PCL?
We have a long established distributor network who sell through various channels worldwide including on-line. See the Find a Distributor section for more details.

I have a technical question, can anyone help?
Certainly, we have a dedicated Technical Department who will be able to help with most questions. Please call (281) 446-7300 or use this form.

How can I get a copy of your catalog?
You can either request a copy by post, using our inquiries form or you can download them here.

How do I find information on a specific part?
The easiest way to find information on a PCL product is to type the part number into the SITE SEARCH box. Don’t worry if you don’t have the full part number just enter what you have.

How do I register the warranty for my PCL product?
Simple, just complete the form here.

What should I do when checking my tires?
Tire checks should include:

• Checking the tread depth meets vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Checking the tire pressure meets the legal minimum depth.
• Checking the overall condition

At the same time as checking your tire pressure and tread depth, examine the tires for any cuts or bulges, which must be assessed by a professional if found. A bulge in a tire indicates internal structural damage and must be replaced.

The tire must also be replaced if you find any cuts deep enough to reveal the internal structure of the tire.

When should I check my tires?
Tire checks should be made every month as well as before making any long journeys by using a reliable and accurate tire pressure gauge.

Always measure tire pressure when tires are “cold”. Tires are cold if they have not been driven for more than 2 miles at low speed or have been stationary for a least two hours.

Why is correct tire pressure important?
Correct tire pressure is important for several reasons;

Tire life – under or over inflated tires increase wear

Fuel economy – under inflated tires increase fuel consumption

Safety – under or over inflated tires will affect grip and braking performance

Ride comfort – over inflated tires can result in a harsh and uncomfortable ride

Why is it important to check your pressures regularly?
Correct tire pressure is vital to your safety on the road. Under-inflated tires affect handling and grip, potentially causing irregular or unpredictable vehicle behavior. They are also much more likely to suffer from a dangerous sudden rapid deflation, especially on high-speed motorway journeys.

By keeping your tires at their optimum pressure, your running costs are also reduced. Under-inflated tires require a bigger force to make them turn, so your car uses more fuel. Additionally, tires which are not set to their correct pressure wear out more quickly.

So, to benefit from lower fuel bills, longer tire life, increased safety, and reduced CO2 emissions, make sure you check your tire pressures at least once a month and before a long journey.

Why is tread depth important?
Tread depth is highly important for road safety and provides a good grip on wet surfaces. The tread pattern is used to remove water from between the tire and the road surface. Drivers run the risk of reduced grip and a longer stopping distance if the tread depth is incorrect.

Drivers can be fined and given three penalty points for each tire which does not comply with the regulations.

How do I determine the correct tire pressure for my vehicle?
Tire pressures are quoted for cold tires and will be specified in your vehicle handbook and may be on a sticker inside the fuel flat, on the drivers (or passengers) door or even inside the glove box.

Normally there are two tire pressures quoted; one for “normal use” and a higher tire pressure for when the vehicle is underload. Make sure you adjust your tire pressures accordingly.

If you don’t know the correct tire pressure for your vehicle, refer to the manufacturer’s customer service department. Many tire retailers will also be able to provide this information. Alternatively, you can obtain the correct tire pressure for your car by visiting the tire pressure checker on TyreSafe’s website and entering your vehicle’s details.

Never use the tire pressure quoted on the tire sidewall. This pressure refers to the maximum inflation pressure a tire can contain under maximum load.

What is the minimum legal tread depth?
The current law for the tread depth for cars, vans and LCV is to have a minimum depth of 1.6mm across the central three-quarters of the tire and around the entire circumference.

It is recommended to increase the safety of the car to replace the tires before the 1.6mm limit is reached. Many vehicle manufactures’ suggest replacing the tires when they reach 3mm.

For any vehicles exceeding 3.5 tonnes the current law states that the tread should be a minimum of 1mm across the central three-quarters of the tire and around the entire circumference.

Motorcycles over 50cc the minimum tread is 1mm across three-quarters of the width of the tread pattern and a visible tread on the remaining quarter. Motorcycles up to 50cc are required to have all grooves of the original tire pattern clearly visible.

How do I know if my tires need inflating or deflating?
The only accurate way to know if your tires need to be inflated (or deflated) is by measuring the pressure with a reliable and accurate tire pressure gauge.

A common misconception is that a visual check is sufficient to assess tire pressure. Tires can be significantly under or over-inflated by up to 20% and you may not be able to tell just by looking at them.

By using an accurate and reliable tire pressure gauge you need to check the tire pressure matches with the vehicles manufactures’ recommendations.

Is it true that nitrogen tire inflation will improve a vehicle’s handling, fuel efficiency and tire life?
Not directly, no.

High purity nitrogen has been used for decades in Nascar, Formula One, the Tour de France, the US Military, and many other applications where safety, speed and economy are vital – so you would think the answer would be yes.

However, it’s accurate tire pressure which makes the difference, and nitrogen can help maintain this for longer periods of time.

Nitrogen does offer an advantage of its own over air. Air includes a small percentage of water which will corrode your wheels once it’s inside your tires. Therefore using pure nitrogen will remove moisture which may lead to corrosion – and pressure change.

There are therefore two benefits of nitrogen which will help maintain your accurate tire pressure for longer – and it is the latter which results in modest savings in fuel and tire life.

If you decide to try nitrogen your tires will need filling and purging several times in succession to completely remove air from your tires, which can be time consuming. PCL’s ACCURA Mobile allows the operator to preset the pressure for a standard inflation top-up, or a purge and fill, so that they can get on with alternative work whilst tires are inflating.

Once this has been done, do not expect to feel any significant difference unless your tire pressure was seriously inaccurate before you changed to nitrogen. You may eventually notice some savings in fuel and maintenance costs but remember – this is due to accurate tire pressure and nitrogen’s ability to help keep it constant.

Why does Nitrogen help tires remain at the same pressure for longer?
The oxygen and water vapours contained in compressed air leak through the tire structure, causing pressure drop – where as Nitrogen is dry, therefore using it for inflation ensures these vapours are minimal, meaning the pressure remains constant for longer periods of time.

What other benefits are there?
Since Nitrogen is dry, the lack of water vapour also eliminates internal rim rust and damage.

Does Nitrogen need special tires?
No. Nitrogen can be used in any tires, new or existing. The best results are obtained by purging the tire of air and then replacing with Nitrogen, however it’s still possible to top up tires filled with Nitrogen with air if necessary.

And for those who are already sold on the importance of accurate tire pressure, Nitrogen inflation provides enhanced inflation for optimum speed and performance. Just ask Formula 1 drivers!

What kind of equipment is available?
ACCURA Mobile is the latest technology in high performance Nitrogen tire inflation for tire shops, workshops, car dealerships, and transport depots.

Easy to use, the unit is operated with an industry standard bottle or direct from a Nitrogen generator and can be preset for a standard inflation top up, or operated with a N2 function for a purge and fill cycle.

Equipped to inflate up to 6 tires simultaneously, power to the unit is supplied through a sealed battery with the charger allowing the unit to run direct if required, increasing flexibility and enhancing portability.

You can also use Nitrogen with any of PCL’s tire inflation (or compressed air) equipment.

Those who have already converted to Nitrogen inflation will confirm that once you’ve tried it, you won’t want to use anything else.

What is a male or female thread?
A male thread is an external thread.

A female thread is an internal thread.

What is a parallel or taper thread?
A parallel or straight thread (commonly BSPP – British Standard Pipe Parallel thread) has a constant diameter and is denoted by the letter G.

A taper thread (commonly BSPT – British Standard Pipe Taper thread) has a diameter which increases or decreases along the length of the thread and is denoted by the letter R.

What does R, Rp, Rc, G mean?
R, Rp, Rc threads are taken from BS EN 10226-3:2005 pipe threads where pressure-tight joints are made on the threads.

G threads are taken from BS EN ISO 228-2:2003 pipe threads where pressure-tight joints are not made on the threads. The pressure tight joint is achieved by the compression of a soft material (such as an o-ring seal or washer) between the end face of the male thread and a socket or nipple face, with a tightening of a back nut.

What is an open and closed end connector?
There are two types of tire valve connector. It is therefore important to specify whether a closed or open end type is required.

Closed End – used when air is supplied directly from a main air line (i.e. compressor or air receiver). A non-return valve unseats on connection to the tire’s valve allowing air to flow into the tire.

Open End – used with PCL MK3 tire inflators, ACCURA tire inflators and portable gauges. This connector has a pin which unseats the tire’s valve when in use.

Air is leaking from the end of my tire valve connector
You probably have an open end connector currently fitted to your equipment when you should have a closed end. Try switch to a closed end style.

What’s the difference between a 8v1 and 12v1 tire valve connector?
There are basically two sizes of tire valves in use.

8v1 – is the standard Schrader car tire valve size found on the majority of tire valves. It is approximately 8mm in diameter.

12v1 – is a large bore tire valve found on some aircraft and large volume tires (earth moving equipment, heavy plant, etc). It is approximately 12mm in diameter.

6 Smarter Driving Tips
There are a few easy things you can do when you drive and look after your car to help reduce the amount of fuel you burn and so cut down on CO2 emissions.

The secret is to help reduce the amount of work your engine has to do, because the greater the workload, the more fuel is burned – so the higher the CO2 emissions.

By following our smarter driving tips you could cut your CO2 emissions by around 8 per cent – equivalent to an annual fuel saving of up to one month per year. All you need to get started are the smarter driving tips below that you can put into practice straight away.

Pump up to cut down
Under inflated tires create more resistance when your car is moving. That means your engine has to work harder, so more fuel is used and more CO2 emissions are produced. Simply check and adjust your tire pressures regularly and also before long journeys. This will also help to increase the life of your tires.

Under inflated tires increase CO2 but over inflated tires can be unsafe, so check your car manual for the correct tire pressure. Remember, a car with a heavier load may need different air pressure in the tires.

Less clutter in your car means less CO2
Clutter in your boot is extra weight your engine has to carry around. By removing it, you could reduce your engine’s workload. This will burn less fuel and cut your CO2 emissions, so unload any items you won’t need for your journey before you set out.

Driving at an appropriate speed reduces CO2
Speed limits are the maximum lawful speeds which may be driven in ideal circumstances. Drivers should never exceed the speed limit. Staying at or within the speed limit increases driver safety.

It also reduces CO2 emissions and saves money on your petrol costs. At 70mph you could be using up to 9 per cent more fuel than at 60mph and up to 15 per cent more fuel than at 50mph.

Less stopping and starting means less CO2
Every time you stop then start again in a traffic queue, the engine uses more fuel and therefore produces more CO2. Keep an eye on the traffic ahead and slow down early by gently lifting your foot off the accelerator while keeping the car in gear.

In this way, the traffic may have started moving again by the time you approach the vehicle in front, so you can then change gear and be on your way.

Over revving accelerates emissions
Modern car engines are designed to be efficient from the moment they are switched on, so revving up like a Formula 1 car in pole position only wastes fuel and increases engine wear. Using your gears wisely by changing up a gear a little earlier can also reduce revs.

If you drive a diesel car, try changing up a gear when the rev counter reaches 2000rpm. For a petrol car, change up at 2500rpm.

Idling is wasting fuel
When the engine is idling you’re wasting fuel and adding to CO2 emissions. If you’re likely to be at a standstill for more than three minutes, simply switch off the engine.

No Display
The possible cause may be that there is no power connected, simply switch power on.

No Inflation Process
The tire may be below 3 psi, this can be solved by pressing the flat tire button.

There may be a faulty connector, in this case the faulty connector will need replacing.

Buzzer Does Not Make A Sound
The buzzer volume may have been turned off or is damaged. Turn the buzzer on or replace the buzzer.

Inflation Process Starts But Does Not Complete
Check the supply pressure as there may be low or no supply pressure. A leak may also be the cause, therefore confirm leaks do no exist.

Supply Pressure Leaks Out Input
The input and tire hoses are incorrectly reversed, ensure that the input connection is to offset port, tire connection is central between input and exhaust.

Inflating Or Deflating Is Very Slow
Check if the mesh filters under the input and output port fittings are block, then clean and/or replace mesh filters.

Connector Will Not Seal To The Tire Stems
The connector is worn and will need replacing.

No Power To Display Head
The isolator fuse may have blown, in this case you will need to replace 10 amp isolator fuse.

LCD display is showing “E1”
Check the supply pressure as there may be unstable or insufficient supply pressure.

LCD display is showing “E4”
Small volume, caused inflator to check pressure > 2 bar / 29 psi over target pressure. Check the hose is not kinked or blocked, ensure a OPEN END connector is installed.

LCD display is showing “E5”
The inflator has started under pressure i.e. is connected to tire or closed end connector is being used, therefore remove hose from tire and allow inflator to reset and change connector to OPEN END type.

LCD display is showing “E6”
This is caused by the pressure sensor drift out, therefore a new sensor is required – refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E8”
The pressure sensor may have disconnected from PCB or is faulty, therefore a new sensor is required – refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E9”
There may be a pressure sensor failure (high voltage), therefore a new sensor is required, refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E10”
Check power supply as the Digital Tire Inflator may be under voltage.

LCD display is showing “E11”
Check power supply – refer to an authorised repairer as the Digital Tire Inflator may be over voltage.

LCD display is showing “E12”
The checksum may be corrupted, therefore a new PCB is required – refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E13”
There may be lost or corrupt calibration settings, therefore a new PCB is required – refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E16”
The unit started under pressure therefore the unit started when connected to a tire or new sensor is required – refer to authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E17”
The calibration settings are corrupt, the unit will need to be recalibrated – refer to authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E18”
There is a runtime error therefore a new PCB is required – refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E19”
There is a touch screen error, therefore a new PCB is required – refer to an authorised repairer.

LCD display is showing “E20 – E23”
There is a startup sequence error(s), therefore a new PCB is required – refer to authorised repairer.

PCL is committed to these issues and is pro-active in promoting awareness amongst its employees, customers, and the wider general public

Recycling

As a member of the recycle-more organization, PCL is dedicated to finding ways in which it can minimize the company’s impact on the environment. As such, PCL continually monitors its procedures, adheres to all relevant regulations, and uses its expertise to raise awareness of health & safety and environmental issues.

WEEE Regulations

In line with WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Regulations, PCL ensures that all hazardous waste is disposed of responsibly, separating general business waste from material that can be recycled. PCL works in partnership with TNT to transport waste to council approved sites.

BCAS

PCL monitors its operations in order to maximize energy savings wherever possible. For matters relating to compressed air, PCL follows advice provided by the BCAS (British Compressed Air Society). This involves eliminating inappropriate use of compressed air, monitoring supplies and costs, and making careful checks of compressor specifications.

Tyresafe

As a partner of campaign group TyreSafe, PCL helps promote tire safety amongst consumers. PCL was the first non-tire company or retailer to join the original 14 companies responsible for forming the pressure group at the beginning of 2007.

“Surveys have shown that only 11% of drivers are correctly checking the pressure of their tires. Yet their lives, and those of their passengers, are reliant on the condition of their tires. As a supplier of tire inflation equipment we feel it is PCL’s duty to provide reminders and advice about tire inflation and why it is critical to road safety. By pledging our support for TyreSafe we are reflecting our commitment to promoting the safety and environmental benefits of having correct tire pressure, and we look forward to working with them.”

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PCL Director Simon Shorter

Environmental

PCL will seek to establish a reputation for environmental performance. This will be achieved by:

• Managing existing and new processes to prevent the pollution of air, soil and water
• Reduce consumption of energy, initially by monitoring our patterns of usage and setting targets for improving the efficiency of our production and operational processes
• Reduce the production of waste arising from all aspects of our operations, and manage that waste in a manner that will minimize harm to the environment
• Encourage the suppliers and contractors, who provide us with goods and services, to follow the principles of environmental management.
• Achieve through the application of best management practices and appropriate technology, continual improvement in our environmental performance
• Reviewing all aspects of environmental performance at Senior Management level
• Incorporate environmental principles and considerations into all decision making
• Introduce environmental management policies and systems which rest on the following principals:
  • Prevention rather than cure
  • Cradle to grave life cycle, impact assessments and value for money considerations
  • Waste minimization
• Monitoring compliance with environmental statutory regulations and codes of good practice

PCL certifies that to its knowledge all products sold by PCL conform to the requirements of the European Union’s Restriction of Use of Hazardous Substances in EEE RoHS II Directive, 2011/65/EU which may or may not include exemptions in the directive.

You can download your own copy of our Terms and conditions of Sale here.

This page (together with the documents referred to on it) tells you the terms of use on which you may make use of our website www.pcltireinflation.com (our site), whether as a guest or a registered user. Please read these terms of use carefully before you start to use the site. By using our site, you indicate that you accept these terms of use and that you agree to abide by them. If you do not agree to these terms of use, please refrain from using our site.

1. INFORMATION ABOUT US
   1. www.pcltireinflation.com is a site operated by TECALEMIT Inc. (“We”). Our registered office is at 6324 Greens Road, Humble Tx 77396.
   2. We are a limited company.
2. ACCESSING OUR SITE
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   2. This does not affect our liability for death or personal injury arising from our negligence, nor our liability for fraudulent misrepresentation or misrepresentation as to a fundamental matter, nor any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.
7. INFORMATION ABOUT YOU AND YOUR VISITS TO OUR SITE
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8. TRANSACTIONS CONCLUDED THROUGH OUR SITE
   1. Contracts for the supply of goods or services formed through our site or as a result of visits made by you are governed by our terms and conditions of sale.
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TECALEMIT Inc. (“We”) are committed to protecting and respecting your privacy.

This policy (together with our terms of website use and any other documents referred to on it) sets out the basis on which any personal data we collect from you, or that you provide to us, will be processed by us. Please read the following carefully to understand our views and practices regarding your personal data and how we will treat it.

For the purpose of the Data Protection Act 1998 (the Act), the data controller is TECALEMIT Inc. of 6324 Greens Road, Humble Tx 77396.

1. INFORMATION WE MAY COLLECT FROM YOU
   We may collect and process the following data about you:
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   4. Details of transactions you carry out through our site and of the fulfilment of your orders.
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   1. We may disclose your personal information to any member of our group, which means our subsidiaries, our ultimate holding company and its subsidiaries, as defined in section 1159 of the UK Companies Act 2006.
   2. We may disclose your personal information to third parties:
      1. In the event that we sell or buy any business or assets, in which case we may disclose your personal data to the prospective seller or buyer of such business or assets.
      2. If Pneumatic Components Limited or substantially all of its assets are acquired by a third party, in which case personal data held by it about its customers will be one of the transferred assets.
      3. If we are under a duty to disclose or share your personal data in order to comply with any legal obligation, or in order to enforce or apply our Website Terms of Use or our Terms and Conditions of sale and other agreements; or to protect the rights, property, or safety of Pneumatic Components Limited, our customers, or others. This includes exchanging information with other companies and organisations for the purposes of fraud protection and credit risk reduction.
   3. YOUR RIGHTS
      1. You have the right to ask us not to process your personal data for marketing purposes. We will usually inform you (before collecting your data) if we intend to use your data for such purposes or if we intend to disclose your information to any third party for such purposes.
      2. You can exercise your right to prevent such processing by checking certain boxes on the forms we use to collect your data. You can also exercise the right at any time by contacting us at 6324 Greens Road, Humble Tx 77396 or sales@pclairtechnology.commarked for the attention of the Data Controller.
      3. Our site may, from time to time, contain links to and from the websites of our partner networks, advertisers and affiliates. If you follow a link to any of these websites, please note that these websites have their own privacy policies and that we do not accept any responsibility or liability for these policies. Please check these policies before you submit any personal data to these websites.
   4. ACCESS TO INFORMATION
      1. The Act gives you the right to access information held about you. Your right of access can be exercised in accordance with the Act. Any access request may be subject to a fee of £10 to meet our costs in providing you with details of the information we hold about you.
   5. CHANGES TO OUR PRIVACY POLICY
      1. Any changes we may make to our privacy policy in the future will be posted on this page and, where appropriate, notified to you by e-mail.
   6. CONTACT
      1. Questions, comments and requests regarding this privacy policy are welcomed and should be addressed to TECALEMIT Inc. 6324 Greens Road, Humble Tx 77396 or sales@pclairtechnology.commarked for the attention of the Data Controller