for small automotive parts how long would a tank of media last?
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It all depends on your air pressure and particle flow rate. I have a large volume tank blaster, but I prefer using the smaller hand held blaster for hard to reach areas and to get a little more control of the area I am blasting. Well worth the money. Just make sure you add two drops of oil to your airline every once in a while. helps keep the trigger from sticking.
1691494
Not very long. Problem is this tank is only good for 2 years. Ive had 3 of them and something broke on them every two years and had to be replaced.
1259034
Just like any digital media, or hard drive the file sizes will vary when recording video from segment to segment. But a 32 GB card will record a lot of 5 minute segments, maybe 100, or a week or more of driving, if you are using this in your vehicle.
2136719
I stored Old Car magazines and some old racing programs. Hot Rod and Stock Car Racing magazines were both fairly thick and they fit.
1728998
2 years max. If you leave it on all the time or travel with it, probably just over a year. It's not clear to me your exact setup - if this is a backup of a laptop or a desktop and if this is a disk that stays in one place or travels with you. Sadly, of 2 different brands of disks I have purchased in the last 3 years, most have them have failed around the 1 year mark. (I had a pair of Iomega disks fail within a week of each other at the 1 year mark, a WD disk I bought 6 months ago just failed) My general backup strategy is 2 identical disks (currently 1TB) that stay in my home office where I store pictures, music, documents, etc.. 1 disk is a backup of the other. Anything important is backed up to the 2 disks that stay at home. I use my WD 320 to bring copies of files and music/films along with me on trips. Keep in mind that if you are using your WD 320 as a backup of your laptop and take it on a trip and your bag gets stolen or the disk gets dropped and breaks, you are without a backup.
399924
Well, it depends on usage. If you don't drive a lot per day it should last for two weeks easily!
546467
One small tank will last up to four hours if you have it on low. If you turn it full blast, it last 1.5 hours.
2165691
Replica of a short course off road race truck. Each tank last 10-14 minutes depending on driving but 60 second refill and back in business.
1636251
This product is not designed for extreme long term storage. I have purchased this several times and the use by date on the can's has varied one to two years from purchase date. Hope this answers your question.
1530184
depending on the wear level a 64 GB drive should last a basic install a decently long time. as long as you limit the write-wear that you stress on it, it will survive.
263504
It depends on the laser cartridge. They make some to last as little as 2,500 and as much as 50,000+.
562126
Why would you want to use archival media meant to last hundreds of years to backup an OS? If you want to do this backing it up to a backup hdd or standard DVD or DB media is sufficient. Do you think you'll going to want to restore an OS you had installed over 20 years later? Probably be lucky to even find hardware you could install it on. I have standard media that has lasted over 10 years when kept in cool, dry, dark places. Which only means in a dwelling that's not hot and out of the light, especially sunlight. You'll get more than enough life from standard discs or a backup hdd for that. These discs are meant for storing irreplaceable data like personal photos and movies. Why would you want to use archival media meant to last hundreds of years to backup an OS? If you want to do this backing it up to a backup hdd or standard DVD or DB media is sufficient. Do you think you'll going to want to restore an OS you had installed over 20 years later? Probably be lucky to even find hardware you could install it on. I have standard media that has lasted over 10 years when kept in cool, dry, dark places. Which only means in a dwelling that's not hot and out of the light, especially sunlight. You'll get more than enough life from standard discs or a backup hdd for that.... » Read More Why would you want to use archival media meant to last hundreds of years to backup an OS? If you want to do this backing it up to a backup hdd or standard DVD or DB media is sufficient. Do you think you'll going to want to restore an OS you had installed over 20 years later? Probably be lucky to even find hardware you could install it on. I have standard media that has lasted over 10 years when kept in cool, dry, dark places. Which only means in a dwelling that's not hot and out of the light, especially sunlight. You'll get more than enough life from standard discs or a backup hdd for that. These discs are meant for storing irreplaceable data like personal photos and movies. « Show Less
959606
o-rings and plastics will last longer if you avoid using petroleum lubricants, I would use silicon grease.
1588379
I used it on a small motorcycle tank (one coat). Dumped some in, rolled it around for a couple of hours and poured out the rest back in can. Should be enough to do two tanks or more.
1679121
My unit fell off the back of a Ford Expedition onto pavement. It landed on the head. It just dinged the head with a little scratch and the tank was just fine. I use every day since and it works great. I don't think it's fragile or it would have been "toast" when it fell earlier.
1829865
I don't know - the containers never lasted us long enough to be concerned about it! It's a dry powder, so I would think it would last quite a while without going bad.
1674763
It should last a few years depending on how hard you push it and for how long. Rockford Fosgate makes top of the line car audio equipment and I've never had a problem with anything that I've bought.