what is the SCFM of this compressor
219725
Sorry for the late response.....just noticed the email. I checked the unit and manual and there was no such information present, shocker. I took a look around and I believe this is the information you were looking for: 100 Max PSI .51 CFM at 40 PSI and .39 CFM at 90 PSI: The website below had the information listedhttp://www.powertoolreviewed.com/2012/09/03/campbell-hausfeld-fp209499-review/
219726
There is no reference to SCFM in literature.You can call Tech Service@#800-543-6400 or 888-385-6300
219727
Here are the specs:TopTank Capacity: 3 Gallon Maximum Pressure: 100 PSI Lubrication: Oil-Free SCFM At 40 PSI: 0.51 SCFM At 90 PSI: 0.39 Running HP: 1 Style: Twin Stack Power Type: Corded Electric Voltage: 120V Weight: 19.6 lbs. Wheels: No
219728
Here are the specs: TopTank Capacity: 3 Gallon Maximum Pressure: 100 PSI Lubrication: Oil-Free SCFM At 40 PSI: 0.51 SCFM At 90 PSI: 0.39 Running HP: 1 Style: Twin Stack Power Type: Corded Electric Voltage: 120V Weight: 19.6 lbs. Wheels: No
442992
You have a dual run capacitor the 80 is for the compressor and the 5 is for the condenser fan motor if the capacitor is still good you can use it also for the new motor but you need someone who knows how to test it and wire it don't try it yourself .
2119666
According to the sears parts look up for you model the KK-4835 will work on your compressor. Go to Amazon and put in KK-4835 and you can save some money. Much cheaper there. I got mine at Amazon. Hope this helps.
623054
I'm not sure I would buy a compressor for one job: they're not cheap. But if it's a big shed, and you have other future stuff in mind, OK. I would think you need a compressor that will do 2-3 scfm at 90 psi. The gun needs 80 psi or so but doesn't use much air in normal use. Depending on compressor type (oil or oil-free) you will probably need a small filter as well, not expensive. And hose fittings. All on Amazon. I spray wood finishes as well, and have a Makita 4.5 cfm, highly recommended, but more than you need.
1739310
if you have a separate potential relay and a start capacitor with bleed off resistor, then you have the best solution. make sure capacitor is matched to your compressor requirements,
487955
This is a combined capacitor and start device for 1/4 HP or smaller compressor. They also make it in a higher HP rating you should look at that one.
652461
Not sure about the SCFM but I have a Sears 1.5 hp 12 gal compressor. I run it at 60 psi and it has been fine for me. Very pleased with the nailer.
1452564
ok thanks, anyway should be alot better than the three liter compressor i bought and it went bad, off ebay, sticking with Amazon now
727238
Typical small compressor noise-should be no problem for the short periods you use this type of compressor.
189907
Im not a expert you should consider what kind of compressor and model .It did for my compressor
1276176
Hard to say ... this compressor burned out after 18 months. Very disappointing.
1850590
I do not have the CFM ratings, but rather the SCFM ratings, which are 6.2SCFM @ 90PSI for the 3/8" ratchet, 5.1SCFM @ 90PSI for the 1/2" wrench and 6.0SCFM @ 90 PSI for the hammer. Hope that helps.
1913739
The manual doesn't provide much information about requirements and settings for this machine. Here is what I have learned through using the machine. I think you need about 5 SCFM @ 90 PSI to be happy with the performance. I have a Campbell Hausfeld compressor with a 13 gallon tank which provides 6.3 SCFM @ 90 PSI and it works very well with the ForceCut 40D. I set the pressure regulator on the machine from 55 to 90 PSI depending on the metal thickness. As an example, 65 PSI and 30 AMPS for 1/4 mild steel. I have cut up to one inch thick steel with mine even though it is only rated for 3/4 inch steel. I would recommend this machine as I have been very pleased with mine. The manual doesn't provide much information about requirements and settings for this machine. Here is what I have learned through using the machine. I think you need about 5 SCFM @ 90 PSI to be happy with the performance. I have a Campbell Hausfeld compressor with a 13 gallon tank which provides 6.3 SCFM @ 90 PSI and it works very well with the ForceCut 40D. I set the pressure regulator on the machine from 55 to 90 PSI depending on the metal thickness. As an example, 65 PSI and 30 AMPS for 1/4 mild steel. I have cut up to one inch thick steel with mine even though it is only rated for 3/4... » Read More The manual doesn't provide much information about requirements and settings for this machine. Here is what I have learned through using the machine. I think you need about 5 SCFM @ 90 PSI to be happy with the performance. I have a Campbell Hausfeld compressor with a 13 gallon tank which provides 6.3 SCFM @ 90 PSI and it works very well with the ForceCut 40D. I set the pressure regulator on the machine from 55 to 90 PSI depending on the metal thickness. As an example, 65 PSI and 30 AMPS for 1/4 mild steel. I have cut up to one inch thick steel with mine even though it is only rated for 3/4 inch steel. I would recommend this machine as I have been very pleased with mine. « Show Less
279761
I don't think so! I think this one is the basic compressor, but i am happy, very happy with it..
275842
It should work just fine. I have a Porter-Cable with 2.6 SCFM @90psi and it does a great job.
583447
I'm not sure but the machine more than keeps my engraving tools that use 1 cu. at 90 psi., So far I am very happy with this compressor and keep it right by my work bench while it is runing
910941
Dear friend, I believe it is a compressor 3 to 6 AMPS, This is a cut in pressure switch operating On when pressure drops below 90 psi to 100 psi it cuts in and over 120- it cuts offif it is in the above range and single phase you can use on your present compressoe _