The Javac AASPAK is a complete auto AC servicing kit designed for automotive workshops and mobile mechanics who need a professional, all-in-one solution for car air conditioning charging, recovery and evacuation. The kit includes everything required to service car air conditioning systems correctly — from refrigerant recovery through to proper evacuation and recharge.

Javac is an Australian brand with a long history in refrigeration and auto air conditioning tooling. The AASPAK is built for workshops that need reliable, compliant equipment for day-to-day automotive AC work.

What the Kit Includes

The system includes the core tools needed for a complete automotive AC service:

• Refrigerant recovery and recycling unit — recovers refrigerant from the car AC system before service work begins, with an oil separator to measure and account for compressor oil accurately.
• 45L/min vacuum pump — for deep evacuation of the car air conditioning system after recovery, ensuring moisture and non-condensables are removed before recharge.
• Digital refrigerant scale — for accurate charging by weight.
• Manifold gauge set — for pressure monitoring during the service process.
• Refrigerant leak detector — to identify leaks quickly before and after service.
• Workshop trolley — keeps all components organised and mobile around the workshop.

Note: refrigerant gas cylinder is not included and must be sourced separately.

How the System Works

A complete auto AC service follows a standard sequence: recover existing refrigerant from the system, evacuate the system to remove moisture and air, verify the vacuum holds (decay test), then recharge to the manufacturer’s specified weight. The AASPAK kit supports each stage of this process with purpose-built tools.

The oil separator in the recovery unit is particularly important for car air conditioning systems — unlike HVAC refrigeration work, automotive AC requires precise oil measurement and replacement during a recharge.

Who It’s For

• Automotive workshops performing regular car AC servicing and recharges.
• Mobile mechanics who need a portable, self-contained auto air conditioning service kit.
• Workshops seeking ARCtick-compliant equipment for automotive refrigerant handling.

Compliance Note

Handling automotive refrigerants in Australia requires a valid Refrigerant Handling Licence (ARCtick). The AASPAK is designed for use by licensed technicians. Check the ARCtick website for current licensing requirements including receiver driers replacement and refrigerant handling codes of practice.

Related Tools

• Vacuum Pumps — standalone vacuum pumps for automotive and HVAC evacuation work.
• Refrigerant Scales — digital scales for accurate refrigerant charging by weight.
• Refrigerant Leak Detectors — electronic detectors for locating leaks in automotive and HVAC systems.
• Manifold Gauge Sets — for pressure monitoring during automotive AC servicing.