Floor Bike Pump – 160PSI Steel Barrel Bicycle Pump with Gauge for Presta, Schrader, Dunlop
A 160PSI floor bike pump built around a steel barrel with a built-in pressure gauge, designed for cyclists and households who need fast, accurate inflation for road bikes, mountain bikes, e-bikes, motorcycles, cars, and sports equipment.
BaseInfo
- Brand: AnttifySport
- Product Origin: CHINA
- Type:
Floor / Stand Bike Pump - Max Pressure: 160 PSI
- Barrel Material: Steel
- Handle: Ergonomic T-handle
- Base: Non-slip plastic base
- Gauge: Built-in pressure gauage (PSI / BAR)
- Valves: Universal – Presta, Schrader, Dunlop compatible
- SKU: AS-CA-0048
Key attributes
| Height | ~60 cm (23.6 in) |
| Weight | ~1.2 kg (2.6 lbs) — estimated, confirm with sales for exact specs |
| Max Pressure | 160 PSI |
| Barrel | Steel barrel with protective outer layer |
| Handle | Ergonomic T-handle, comfortable grip |
| Base | Wide non-slip plastic base for stable standing inflation |
| Hose | Reinforced high-pressure rubber hose |
| Gauge | Built-in pressure gauge (PSI / BAR) |
| Valves | Universal Presta + Schrader + Dunlop compatible (lock-on chuck) |
| Color | Black,Orange,Silver,Red |
Request a Quote
Ask the sourcing desk for current pricing, carton specification, and the production schedule on the AS-CA-0004 160 PSI floor pump. Share your target market, annual volume, and any branding requirement in the form below and we return a quotation with the relevant spec sheet.
The AS-CA-0004 carries a 50-piece MOQ with logo customisation available from the same minimum. The 160 PSI ceiling is the highest in the AnttifySport pump range and is the specification to lead with: a road tyre at 100 PSI leaves headroom that a 120 PSI pump barely has, and a fat or gravel tyre benefits from the same margin. The steel barrel and the wide non-slip base are the two build specifications that justify the roughly 60 cm height and 1.2 kg weight, and the T-handle is what a customer uses to pump a high-volume tyre without a bent wrist. This is a garage or workshop pump rather than a portable one, and the copy should say so.












