Recenzje klientów dla Stojak na zbiorniki czynnika chłodniczego VEVOR z 3 zbiornikami o pojemności 30 funtów i 3 dodatkowymi małymi butlami, stojak na zbiorniki butli 12,79 x 12,99 x 47,12 cala, stojak na butle z czynnikiem chłodniczym i uchwyty na freon, gazy, tlen

Użytkownik uznał produkt za bardzo dobry i przyznał mu ocenę 5-gwiazdkową.

Employees using it says its decent for what it is. Good for the price

Works good for the price

Good quality, easy to install, affordable price but one thing I subject that vevor should improve or fix is the acetylen and oxygen safety straps location. Should be on front instead of the back.

It's great

Great product, great price!!!!! It really suits the need for my HVAC business. This is the third one we purchase.

Great product easy to put together and works perfect from my refrigeration setup.

Really nothing comparable at this price point for a refregerant tank rack ready to go. I would be a bit hesitant aside from the price point in a more industrial or environmental setting. It does have the baked on black coating, but I can see it chipping with some heavy use, especially where the tanks slide in. There's some give to it when you go to put it together. Advise put together on a flat surface and have a straight edge, I used a level. I put it together with my daughter and it wasn't terribly difficult, but it did require 2 sets of hands. Put all attaching hardware in loose first.The side bars will twist and get all uneven when putting together if you don't hold them tight to the main uprights. Here is where you need a level to hold the side bars to the level and the uprights to the level. Some clamps also helped a lot. The bolts to put everything together don't have washers, I had some m6 if I remember right, but just be aware it's bolt head to the black paint direct otherwise. It comes with a little metal wrench I didn't use, I used a socket and small ratchet. Be careful with the torque. The threaded inserts are only spot or tack welded. Easy to break if you over torque it I would guess. I added med blue loctite to the bolts And eyelets. Id go that route or lock washers if installed in a truck. Most of the bolts bottom out by hand, so you could say the threads are loose tolerances. Id worry about truck vibration backing bolts out over time without washers or loctite. I did see where other reviewers said it would work better with some sheet metal around the bottom where the tanks slide in. I can see that. I can also see the straps wearing out and they got some bungee to them as well. For my purposes and the price id say it's exceptional. Maybe not quality wise, if you have high expectations and are used to built or fabricated items, etc. My purpose is stationary useage as a storage rack at my shop/home. So it shouldn't be moving all that much and isn't used that frequently for ins and outs as of yet. I'm glad my tanks are organized. Time will tell how it holds up, especially once the tanks have more weight in them or adding other thick walled tanks. Right now it's working great as intended. I got the one for 3-30lbs and some extra various small tank holds on the top.

There is no lower support for each cylinder; the cylinders are constantly dangling. They need to be tied. I definitely wouldn't buy them the second time.

There is no support under the tank as you slide it back, this causes the tank to miss the back loop. Will have to modify to keep the tanks from moving around. The middle tank is resting on the bottom tank