can I use nitrogen gas instead of air?
1557428
Yes you can and in fact it is much more stable over air. Might be a little spendy though.
1557429
Don't see why not. Chemical company's use nitrogen everyday to unload tankers and rail car. It's safer then air for solvents. But to much nitrogen can sufucate you. Hope that helps.
476149
Yes, you can. I am using over electric gas only. it is very nice product, i am using since 2 years completely happy with the product
313874
yes, you can.. mine had air leak after use. but till the time it worked, it was great
1478278
No the tank can only be used for co2. If you want to use air you will need to purchase a hpa tank.
2050929
Larger bore/ diameter and the spacing is different. Regular air fittings will not work for gas.
87334
No. The outlet style and size are most commonly used for nitrogen. You will need to have it filled. A local welding supply can usually help.
614914
I dont believe so. It really isn't made to do that but I haven't tried. Nor did I see any controls that give any indication that its possible.Air has to circulate otherwise you'd likely burn some component out.
557062
It doesn't mix with air because that would dilute it. It allows you to control how fast the helium is coming out so it doesn't pour out in one huge blast.
882695
Sorry, I've never run argon gas through my machine. I just use shop air and regulate the pressure with the knob.
249886
I don't know if there is a way to get rid of air. I just ended up throwing one of mine out :-(
349583
Natural Gas Input from the bottom or right next to choose Propane input. Remove the plug and attachthe line and the fitting with a shut of valve for safety. Can be changed at will. Evidently the unit houses both air / fuel mixers for propane or natural gas. I allow some fresh air to enter from the crawl space around the input line (Slightly larger hole in the floor. Bugs may also use this hole).
190578
Yes this can be converted to nat gas by changing the orifice and regulator.
2157590
yes you can ,air compressor is better . because you can regulate air to the air brush
1435703
I used compressed air, works great! Canned air works well, but if you have access to an air compressor--it's way more effective.
1897071
Personally, I would not try this. This is made for inert gas (air). Both helium and nitrogen are highly explosive gases. An air leak is harmless. a helium or nitrogen leak near a ignition source could be a disaster. Spend a few dollars more for the proper gauges and be safe.
1269470
Yes this product is fine for that. No additional equipment is required. So no air pressure needed.
1848518
In theory, yes, but will cause two problems. Since the gases have different densities, it will make precise charging trickier depending on the charge method you use. You would use only 40% of the new gas compared to R-22. Also, once the gases are mixed, neither can be recycled or released. Mixing them is also against the law for this reason.