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IWH foot air pump, black, up to 10 bar
€19,19
incl. VAT
€15,86 excl. VAT (21%)
Price excluding shipping costs: €4,95 incl. VAT for orders under €49,95. From €49,95 we ship for free.
24%
goedkoper
than the average price on Google Shopping Average price of other shops offering this same item, gemeten op 01-10-2026
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Expected from supplier: week 46 (9 November - 15 November 2026)
Brand: IWH
| Article number | 11570389 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 4045914197008 |
| OEM number | 019700 |
| Weight | 1,499 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | B: 95 mm × H: 303 mm × D: 110 mm |
| Country of origin | China |
| Customs tariff (HS code) | 84142080 |
| VAT rate | 21% |
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Handy foot pump that quickly builds pressure up to 10 bar, thanks to the universal dual-head valve. The rubber feet provide stability, and with 3 adapters included, you can also inflate bicycle tyres and toys without fuss.
When do you choose this product?
When do you need a foot air pump?
A foot air pump is used to inflate tyres and inflatable items manually, without electricity. You need this type of pump as a back-up for car breakdowns, for maintaining bicycle tyres, or for inflating leisure items such as air beds and balls.
What does the 10 bar pressure performance offer?
With a maximum pressure of up to 10 bar, you can adequately inflate most passenger car tyres, bicycle tyres and leisure items. This pressure is sufficient for standard applications, although some lorry tyres require higher pressures. The 550 mm hose length gives you enough reach to pump comfortably.
Practical compatibility and use
The double-head valve fits all common valve types, so you don't need a separate valve adapter for different tyres. The three extra adapters make the pump suitable for a wide range of items, such as air beds, balls and other leisure equipment. The rubber feet ensure a stable position during pumping, which makes the pumping process safer and more effective.
A foot air pump is used to inflate tyres and inflatable items manually, without electricity. You need this type of pump as a back-up for car breakdowns, for maintaining bicycle tyres, or for inflating leisure items such as air beds and balls.
What does the 10 bar pressure performance offer?
With a maximum pressure of up to 10 bar, you can adequately inflate most passenger car tyres, bicycle tyres and leisure items. This pressure is sufficient for standard applications, although some lorry tyres require higher pressures. The 550 mm hose length gives you enough reach to pump comfortably.
Practical compatibility and use
The double-head valve fits all common valve types, so you don't need a separate valve adapter for different tyres. The three extra adapters make the pump suitable for a wide range of items, such as air beds, balls and other leisure equipment. The rubber feet ensure a stable position during pumping, which makes the pumping process safer and more effective.
Specifications according to the manufacturer
Capacity: up to 10 bar, hose length: 550 mm, dual-head valve suitable for all valves, with rubber feet for a secure stand, incl. 3 extra adapters for bicycle tyres and leisure items (019700)
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Single cylinder
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Hazard information
No hazard classification applies according to the available manufacturer and supplier information.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
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This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
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