I need a machine with capacity over 4000 cc. Any suggestions?
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Nope. This TriFlo II didn't turn out to be what I needed because I max out the 1200 cc easily.
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Startech makes a good supply, and isn't too expensive. I've bought a few for company use and they have all been perfect. Damon
81460
I think what you need to consider is a pump's Head Rating. And, Head Pressure. You can get a much more powerful pump for not that much more money. I wouldn't suggest this for much other than say powering a media reactor.
914627
The machine is a good machine real quite with very smooth arc. I've ran it up to 160 amps and it didn't give me any problems
1182476
This is a home machine, not a commercial one. Its water reservoir and coffee bean storage capacity are limited. There's no way this is an appropriate machine for your desired use.
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Any machine that will accept 11-1/2 x 8 inch sheets. I use a Swingline model GBC and it is excellent.
91258
I have never used a 4000, but i went out to the Omega site and compared the 2 juicers. the 4000 is probably the prelude to the bmj330. the bmg330 is pretty new to the market but the 4000 parts fit on it. Omega beats the other company hands down on their 10 year warranty - which is shy i went with the omega juicer. i got mine for 99 on
1860809
This machine is very large and heavy. We moved it, but it took a couple of people. I ended up giving it to my son who has more room for it.
2112405
Here's what a correct functioning machine should look like: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1KZELKXIZQMCG/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B005PK7RW4
450016
I would suggest a little bigger compressor. 3gal will function but it may run more than you would like
212434
Your owner's manual should give you this information. Otherwise contact the manufacturer of the machine; they may even have an on-line manual.
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I'd strongly suggest a higher capacity pump if you're using a vacuum chamber. I'm using this pump (1.5cfm) on a 1 cu ft chamber, and it takes six minutes of pumping to get down to a useful degassing vacuum. It's a problem when the liquid in the chamber has only a 20 min pot life. A 5cfm unit isn't that much more expensive.
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We purchased and highly recommend a Speed Queen. This is a commercial type of machine, simple and well built. You may have to search for a local dealer. It may seem to cost a little more. It is worth it.
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There is likely an engineered solution to this question if one wanted to spend enough time searching the web. Manufacturers websites contain some information, though it is fairly general. My approach was to pick a higher end price point where I got the maximum pints/dollar, being fairly sure that I would have enough capacity. Several factors influence the needed capacity: space volume, humidity in air entering the space, rate of air flow, and the level of humidity desired.
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this machine is a piece of junk, I sent it back and bought this instead, this is a worthy investment. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004DSLIV0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I have a 125g as well. I am running two 850 powerheads as well as a 1200 gph return pump. In my opinion the more flow the better so I would suggest at least another 850.
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Sadly (if you're on a budget at all), the next step up I believe is the Brother 1250...a gorgeous machine, but runs about $1700. Not available at Amazon; I think you have to buy it from a dealer. I want exactly the same thing, but not to spend that much on a hobby I only do once in awhile. I ordered the Singer Futura XL-400 because it just is TOO tempting despite the reviews....has large embroidery area and some nice regular sewing stitches....guess what? The machine CROAKED the first time we tried to embroider with it! My husband is a computer guy and I'm experienced at embroidery...we read the directions carefully..... VERY disappointing, I should have believed the reviews here on Amazon....would not recommend that machine, no matter how tempting it looks! Getting customer service from Singer is nearly impossible, too. Hope you find this helpful....wish Brother would come out with something as dependable as the se400, but with 5x7 capabilities at the lower price!