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Corghi EM9280 vs Sealey TC10

The Corghi EM9280 comes with 1 year more warranty.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Corghi EM9280Sealey TC10
Supply115-230V single phase, 50/60Hz230V single phase
Weight82 kg246 kg
Warranty2 years parts, 1 year labour1 year
Max wheel weight75 kg (165 lbs)-
Rim diameter range10-28in (settable to 35in)-
Rim width range1.5-20in, up to 600mm with guard-
Power consumption122 W-
Rim range-13-23in internal clamping, 11-20in external clamping
Wheel depth-3-13in
Motor power-1.1 kW
Air pressure-8-10 bar (115-145 psi)
Bead breaking force-2500 kg
Dimensions-1900 x 1350 x 2050 mm

Sources: Corghi EM9280, Sealey TC10. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the EM9280 if...

  • you want one that comes with 1 year more warranty

A wheel balancer taking rims from 10 up to 28 inches diameter, with automatic data input and a 7 second measuring cycle. It runs from a standard single-phase supply and carries a 2 year parts warranty. Suits a tyre bay balancing typical car and SUV wheels.

Full EM9280 specifications →

Buy or hire the TC10 if...

An automatic tyre changer clamping wheels from 11 up to 23 inches, with a 2500kg bead breaker and built-in tyre inflator. It runs from a standard 230V supply plus a shop air line, and carries Sealey's 1 year guarantee. Suits an independent garage's everyday tyre fitting work.

Full TC10 specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Corghi EM9280 and the Sealey TC10?

The Corghi EM9280 comes with 1 year more warranty. The Corghi EM9280 is a wheel balancer, CompactLine; the Sealey TC10 is a automatic tyre changer, up to 23in rim.

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