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Robinair HVAC Tools & Equipment – High-Performance AC Service Solutions

Our Robinair collection brings proven, pro-grade tools together in one place. From portable Robinair AC machine recovery units to leak detectors and specialist automotive equipment, these tools are built for technicians who want reliable performance on every job across Australia.

Whether you’re servicing residential split systems, light commercial plant, or automotive A/C, Robinair gear helps you recover, recharge, and protect refrigerant safely and efficiently.

High-Performance HVAC Solutions at Our Shop

We focus on high-quality Robinair air conditioning tools and equipment designed for demanding field work. In this range you’ll find:

• Vacuum pumps & AC machines: Compact, fast, and efficient recovery units for optimal system performance.
• Manifolds & hoses: Essential for accurate diagnostics, charging, and refrigerant handling.
• Gauges & couplers: Precision tools for monitoring, isolating, and servicing A/C systems.
• Leak detection & specialty tools: Find leaks faster and protect compressors and components.

If you’re building out a new kit or upgrading older gear, our Robinair HVAC Tools & Equipment collection is a solid starting point.

Popular Robinair AC Machines & Recovery Units

Robinair is best known for robust, easy-to-use refrigerant recovery equipment. Two standout options are:

• Robinair Portable Refrigerant Recovery Machine RG6000 – a compact Robinair AC machine designed to quickly recover refrigerant from domestic and light commercial systems, helping you stay efficient and environmentally responsible.
• Robinair RG3000 / RG3 Portable Recovery Machine – nicknamed “The Cube”, this ultra-compact unit is ideal when space in the van is tight but you still need serious recovery performance.

For heavy-duty work, technicians also look at larger units like the Robinair Raptorex RG5410EX-A or pair recovery machines with a Robinair RX1A leak detector for complete diagnosis and service.

Why Professionals Choose Robinair

• Proven reliability: Robinair tools are designed to perform under tough HVAC and automotive conditions.
• Service-focused design: Easy-to-carry formats, clear controls, and robust housings suit daily field use.
• Versatility: Options for HVAC/R, automotive, and contaminated refrigerant applications.
• Efficiency & compliance: Faster recovery and leak detection help you meet environmental and safety requirements.

How to Choose the Right Robinair Tool

• Type of work: Pick compact machines like the RG3000 for residential work, or larger units like the RG6000 and Raptorex for bigger systems.
• Refrigerant mix: Check compatibility with the refrigerants you handle most (e.g. R410A, R32, automotive blends).
• Portability vs. capacity: Balance weight and size against the recovery rates and tank sizes you require.
• Support & maintenance: Choose models with accessible service parts and clear user documentation.

Learn More: Maintaining Your Robinair Equipment

To get the longest life and best performance from your Robinair gear, regular servicing is essential. Our guide How to Perform Regular Maintenance on Your Robinair Parts walks you through cleaning, inspection, and troubleshooting tips for recovery units, leak detectors, and more.

FAQs – Robinair HVAC Tools & Equipment

What is a Robinair AC machine used for?

A Robinair AC machine, like the RG6000, is designed to recover refrigerant from cooling systems so it can be recycled, reused, or disposed of safely. This protects the environment, helps systems run better, and keeps you aligned with regulations.

Can I use the same Robinair recovery unit for HVAC and automotive work?

Some recovery units are suitable for both HVAC and automotive applications, while others are built specifically for automotive contaminated refrigerant or particular refrigerant types. Always check the product description to make sure it matches your main type of work.

Do I still need separate gauges and leak detectors with a Robinair AC machine?

Yes. Recovery units handle the movement and reclaim of refrigerant. You’ll still need quality manifolds, gauges, and a leak detector—such as the Robinair RX1A—to diagnose issues, measure pressures, and confirm that systems are leak-free before charging.

How often should I service my Robinair equipment?

Service intervals depend on usage and environment, but as a rule of thumb, inspect hoses, filters, and connections regularly, and follow the maintenance schedule outlined in the Robinair manual. The blog guide above is a good starting point for best practice.