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BALTICDIAG'S DIAGNOSTIC KITS

 

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What's new in BALTICDIAG
 
2024-09-18
Introducing DiagProg5, the successor to the highly regarded DiagProg4.DiagProg5 will be available for purchase in November, delivering greater efficiency and precision for automotive professionals. More details to follow soon.
 
 
2024-07-26
We are excited to announce that the Metsim Pro diagnostic tool is now available. This versatile tool supports a wide range of vehicles and machinery, offering advanced ECU repair and testing capabilities.
 
 
2024-04-19
Explore our new Dry Ice Cleaning Equipment and Ice Blasters—eco-friendly, efficient, and effective. These systems use dry ice for a non-abrasive clean, reducing downtime and enhancing productivity across industries. Revolutionize your cleaning processes with the power of dry ice.
 
 
2024-04-02
TEXA is proud to unveil the Navigator TXB 2, the latest generation vehicle interface meticulously designed for the motorcycle and marine engine sectors. Leveraging an advanced CPU, this innovative tool boasts unparalleled speed and power, ensuring swift and precise data processing from ECUs, even in PassThru mode. Equipped with the newest Bluetooth® technology and a USB C connection, it offers rapid connectivity and optimized data transfer. More detailed information on the TEXA Navigator TXB2
 
 
2024-03-06
At BalticDiag.com, we're thrilled to unveil our newest product addition: AC Service Stations for heavy machinery, enriching our workshop equipment offerings. Rest assured, we continue to prioritize exceptional value alongside top-notch craftsmanship.Explore today!
 
 
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