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HVAC Tool Brands

Compare HVAC tool brands used by Australian refrigeration and air conditioning techs. This collection brings together Testo, Mastercool, Javac and Inficon so you can filter by brand first, then narrow by gauges, vacuum pumps, recovery gear, scales, hoses and other service tools.

If you want the broadest store-wide brand view, browse all HVAC Shop brands. If you already know the brand you want, jump straight to Testo, Mastercool, Javac or Inficon.

Want the broadest brand view across the store? Jump to all HVAC Shop brands & product ranges.

How to choose the right HVAC tool brand

• Start with your workflow: diagnostics, evacuation, charging, leak detection or recovery.
• Check compatibility: confirm hose sizes, port types, valve tools and adapters before ordering.
• Think about expansion: choose a brand ecosystem that makes it easy to add accessories and replacement parts later.
• Buy for the job, not just the logo: the right brand is the one that suits your day-to-day service work.

Shop by brand

Testo suits buyers focused on digital diagnostics, wireless readings and measurement-heavy workflows. Browse the Testo HVAC instruments collection.

Mastercool is a broad practical range covering charging, service, recovery and workshop essentials. Browse Mastercool HVAC tools.

Javac is a strong fit for day-to-day field service, evacuation and recovery gear. Browse Javac HVAC tools.

Inficon is a natural starting point when leak detection and diagnostic accuracy matter most. Browse Inficon HVAC tools.

Shop by tool type instead

• Refrigerant gauges and manifolds
• Vacuum pumps
• Digital refrigerant scales
• Refrigerant hoses
• Recovery units

FAQs

What brands are in this collection?

This page focuses on Testo, Mastercool, Javac and Inficon. For a broader store-wide brand view, see all HVAC Shop brands.

Should I shop by brand or by tool type first?

Shop by brand if you already prefer a brand ecosystem or want matching accessories. Shop by tool type first if you already know the job you need to do, such as charging, evacuation or leak detection.

Which brand should I look at for digital diagnostics?

Testo is a strong first stop for digital manifolds, probes and measurement tools. Start with the Testo collection.

Which brand should I look at for general service and workshop tools?

Mastercool is a practical option when you want access to charging, recovery, service and workshop gear in one range. Browse Mastercool HVAC tools.

Do I need a licence to use these tools?

Many tools are general service items, but licensed requirements can apply where work on RAC equipment creates a refrigerant emission risk. See the ARCtick refrigerant handling licence guidance for current Australian requirements.

Are there extra safety issues with flammable refrigerants?

Yes. Flammable refrigerants involve additional WHS considerations. Refer to the SafeWork NSW flammable refrigerant guidance and follow competent-person practices.

Need help choosing the right kit?

If you tell us what you’re servicing, the refrigerant involved and what tools you already own, we can help you narrow down a suitable option. Contact HVAC Shop.

Safety & compliance notes (Australia)

Work that can release regulated refrigerants is typically licensed in Australia. If you’re unsure what applies to your job, check the ARCtick guidance on refrigerant handling licences: ARCtick – Refrigerant Handling Licence.

If you work around flammable refrigerants (e.g., hydrocarbons), treat it as a higher-risk environment and follow workplace safety requirements and competent-person practices. See: SafeWork NSW – flammable refrigerant gases.

Written by: HVACShop Content Team
Reviewed by: HVAC Technical Editor

Business details:

• ABN: 98 351 143 900

• Phone: 0412 333 115

• Email: hvacshop.com.au@gmail.com

Sources (external):

• ARCtick – Refrigerant Handling Licence arctick.org

• SafeWork NSW – Flammable refrigerant gases position paper SafeWork NSW

• ACCC – Repair, replace, refund, cancel accc.gov.au

Last updated: 2026-03-21 (Australia/Sydney)