Appion MGAVCT 1/4 MegaFlow Vacuum-Rated Valve Core Removal Tool

There are new toys on the market but blue isn’t exactly my favorite color, way too expensive (ironic, I know). The best tool is the one you got that will do the job, and I can’t be any more happier with it. Super easy to service, has a magnet on the end to hold the valve core away from the floor or where your moving around, serviceable, and it works extremely well. Quality build by looking at it alone, using it is even better, and moreover it’s a true vacuum rated tool. Awesome!

For the price they should be, but I was very impressed with the quality of these. The weight and feel of them leads me to believe theyll last for many years.

Great

This is a must for any HVAC Refrigeration technician. Easy to use and is magnetic, this is good to use to pull a vacuum without the shredder valve., or to replace shredder valves.

AWESOME!

I think its a pretty stiff price to pay for what it really is. The material and Manufacturing could not have cost that much.

Used it twice and on the third time the actual schrader removal tool while it’s under pressure kept getting stuck when trying to push it in and it wouldn’t allow the schrader to come out even tho I could feel it unscrewing. Im buying yellow jacket

Best set and had So many in different brands. These rock. On the plus they are magnetic.

This tool is indispensable in my line of work on a daily basis, it has never failed me. Very dependable and easy to use. Highly recommended!

I ordered (2) MGAVCT 1/4 on 10/12/2019. I was hesitant to order because I have seen many complaints about not being able to remove the valve core reliably. I dont know if Appion redesigned the extractor, or if I am just lucky, but both of mine grip and remove the valve core just fine. Just be sure to apply a firm pressure to the pushrod, to grip the core, before unscrewing the core. Instructions are also included that explains how to squeeze the pushrod fork tighter, using pliers, if you want an even tighter grip. However I see no need to do this since the grip seems plenty strong enough without adjustment. Also these seem to hold a vacuum just fine, aside from some small outgasing which occurs on most valves and flexible hoses.