Pneumatic Components Ltd (Pcl)

PCLŌĆÖs Safety Adaptors meet all Health & Safety Guide HS(G)39 and ISO 4414:2010 standards to make sure mechanics can work safely. The range includes adaptors suitable for use with Airflow, Vertex, XF, 60 Series, 100 Series and InstantAir Couplings. https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/safe ty-ŌĆ”/safety-adaptors/

With warehouses around the globe, we are ready to supply the nation with our compressed air products.

PCL XF Safety Couplings conform with compressed air Health & Safety Guide HS(G)39 and ISO 4414:2010 standards. Designed to prevent hose whip and with a two-stage, self-venting release, they keep workers safe. https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/safŌ Ć”/xf-safety-couplings/

The Tyred campaign, aiming to ban ageing lorry and bus tyres, is gathering pace. We think this is a great idea with safety in mind, do you? Find out more about the campaign and its aim to ban tyres over ten years old: https://www.commercialtyrebusiness.com/ŌĆ ”/tyred-campaign-gaŌĆ”/

If you visit the PCL headquarters in Sheffield, you will see our monument to air, just outside the main reception. Made up entirely of PCL compressed air products, it symbolises our commitment to being a unified market leader.

Need to supply air to two tools from one source? PCLŌĆÖs Twin Couplings are compatible with Standard Adaptors and designed for Fixed and Trailing Hose applications with Vertex or Airflow Couplings. Featuring a high-strength steel design, theyŌĆÖre a reliable choice for your workshop. https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/genu ine-ŌĆ”/twin-couplings/

PCLŌĆÖs ACCURA 5 High Pressure Tyre Inflators let you quickly and efficiently inflate tyres and read tyre pressures from 3 to 319 psi. With an accurate digital screen, long life and simple functionality, itŌĆÖs a precise choice for every mechanic. https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/accu ra-5-high-pressure-ŌĆ”/

Oh, how times have changed! We've evolved our trade show stands over the years.

Manufactured, engineered and tested to the nth degree, when you purchase a PCL product, you know you are using a product that is the culmination of over 80 years' industry experience. https://www.pclairtechnology.com/

A new project has investigated the production of oil from used tyres. The pyrolysis oil produced can be used to create new products or combined with conventional fuel ŌĆō find out more: https://www.britishplastics.co.uk/ŌĆ”/ris e-project-finds-thaŌĆ”/

PCL In-Line filters provide additional air treatment for specialised tools thanks to a high-performance 10-micron filter and have a maximum flow rate of 2,100 l/min. Find out more: https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/work ŌĆ”/air-treatment/inf6/

Innovating should never involve cutting corners, which is why PCL adhere to a long list of safety standards, making sure that users across the world can work safely. View our commitment to safety standards: https://www.pclairtechnology.com/support/ safety-standards/

The PCL Slow Retract Hose Reel makes sure that operators are in complete control of their equipment when putting it away, preventing the risk of injury and making jobs easier thanks to features like a self-layering design that stops tangling and kinks in the hose: https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/ŌĆ”/ slow-retract-hose-reel/

When it comes to connecting air hoses with air compressors, nothing beats a PCL coupling: https://www.pclairtechnology.com/ŌĆ”/cŌĆ” /genuine-pcl-couplings/

The RAC is predicting that petrol prices will continue to fall after oil prices fell by a massive 24% during November and called on retailers to pass on savings to customers. Are the price drops helping your business?

Collaborating with engineers at Essex County Fire & Rescue Service, PCL helped produce a portable tyre inflator to ensure firefighters can keep doing their extremely important work. Find out more about the development of the device in the Society of Operations EngineersŌĆÖ article.

Continental has opened a research centre focused on the study of producing rubber from dandelions. The tyre-maker hopes to introduce the material into production within ten years in an effort to diversify rubber production and improve its environmental credentials.

Heavy truck registrations dropped 7% between July and September, coming on the back of a 3% decline in car registrations during November. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders called on the government to end uncertainty to help boost demand.

The Tyre Industry Federation is demanding that the UK government tackles tyre waste crime and introduces measures to stop criminals from working in the tyre recovery network, noting that tyre crime is giving the industry a bad name. What do you think could be done to solve the issue?