Ideal for any tubeless-bike owner who wants cleaner tyre installation and convenient sealant top-ups, especially Silca Ultimate Tubeless Sealant users.
The Silca Ultimate Sealant Injector is a straightforward workshop tool for installing and refreshing tubeless sealant. It lets you inject Silca Ultimate Tubeless Sealant through the tubeless valve, so you can top up without removing the tyre and keep the process cleaner than pouring sealant directly into the casing.
With a 2 oz capacity, it is compact enough for a home toolbox or race-day spares kit and is well suited to measured top-ups and routine maintenance. Independent testing found the flexible hose fitted snugly over the valves tested, while the looped end provided useful grip when drawing thicker sealant. The compact capacity may require a refill for larger-volume MTB tyres, but it keeps the injector easy to handle.
Choose the Ultimate Sealant Injector when you want a simple, dedicated way to work with Silca Ultimate Tubeless Sealant. It also helps seat the tyre during tubeless installation, reducing spills and making an otherwise messy job more controlled. It is backed by a 2-year warranty against manufacturer defects.
Through-valve application
Inject sealant through the tubeless valve instead of pouring it directly into the tyre, making top-ups more convenient.
Mess-reducing setup
Helps seat the tyre and organise the sealant step with less spill and cleanup.
2 oz capacity
Provides a practical amount for measured maintenance and compact storage in your workshop kit.
Made for Silca Ultimate Sealant
Designed for use with Silca Ultimate Tubeless Sealant.
Flexible valve hose
The hose fits snugly over tested valves for controlled sealant transfer.
Easy-grip loop
The looped end gives you a secure hold when drawing thicker sealant.
Two-year warranty
Covered against manufacturer defects for two years.
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Silca is a cycling equipment brand founded by Felice Sacchi near Milan, Italy, in 1917. Its history includes innovations such as putting gauges on pumps, developing a high-pressure frame pump and introducing a valve-controlled CO₂ inflator. The brand is known for combining traditional craftsmanship with durable materials and product innovation.
In 2013, ownership transferred to Joshua Poertner, and Silca’s headquarters and manufacturing moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, in 2014. The company produces pumps, tools and cycling accessories, with an emphasis on design, strength, durability and long service life.
