what is the maximum cubic feet per minute that is put out?
281840
4.0 SCFM @ 90 PSI. I try to use my 3" air cutter but it needs 90 PSI @ 5CFM It is barely enough to make a small cut. Better to use a electric cutting wheel. Hope this helps.
2227414
The Gallon Capacity Of The Compressor Is Irrelevant. What You Really Need To Consider Is The Air Supply Rate. The Manual Specifies That At 100 Nails Per Minute You Need To Supply 8.7 CFM. At 50 Nails Per Minute, Then Half That Air Rate.
1376252
130-150psi... below that, most 120psi compressors would pop it and it wouldn't be useful.
1737308
These pumps are rated by Liters per min, you can find a conversion table by searching the net. This pump is rated at 70 Liters per minute which equals 2.47 cubic ft per min. As stated, you can double check by searching the net for conversion factors.
2261103
I have a packing insert that states...input rating...7,650 Btu/Hr-Max, 6,921 Btu/Hr-Min I hope this is the info you are looking for.
1931135
it needs to have about 2400psi up to 3300 max,,, also your gallons per minute need to be over 2.2 at least, for this to work the way it needs to
710766
If the ground is level a bit les than 8 cubic feet. In my garden area, it took a bit more as the ground was not level.
905464
Max Air Volume = 356 cfm and Max Air Speed = 145 mph. (This information is from the Makita website.) It blows very well and seems to actually work better than these numbers might suggest.
2106388
CFM (cubic feet per minute) determines the size system the pump can handle. Micron rating determins pump pressure. 15 psi is aproximately one atmosphere of pressure or 29.926 inches HG (mercury) and 760,000 microns. The lower the Micron rating, the quicker the pump is.
1682270
Hey robert. That sub needs at least. 1.25 cubic feet for a sealed box. 1.6 cubic feet for a ported box.. as per intstruction man,
2246086
The manual that came with the subs say to use 1.0 cubic foot per sub or .5 cubic for enclosures with a port. I have 2 in a rather small box, about 1.0 for each sub and it sounds like they aren't getting enough air so I would suggest around 1.5 each in a ported box.
1982193
Don't no the answer to the cfm question, but I run my air compressor at 100psi.
1012102
It all depends on how tight you screw the shell to the core. The max is about 6 seconds.
2061026
I get 27.5 after 30 secs. But keep in mind that that maximum is whatever you barometric pressure is so if you live in Boulder the max at this time (4:15 pm, Pacific time, 8/24/2014) your max would be 24.6). My current max is 29.8. I did a "dry" run, nothing but the plastic filler sheets in the chamber. If you have water in the chamber, you will never be able to reach the maximum, regardless of the system you are using.Are you "helping" by holding down the two sides until the pressure starts to drop? It helps.
2072904
The max is 90dB. I've been very pleased with the limiting factor for my kids. 90 is pretty loud, but not loud enough to do damage unless under extremely long periods of time.
1931185
I'm just using it for home use, so not sure what maximum would be. But I've run it continuously for 3 or 4 minutes.
265952
I use a 135psi 80 gal. upright. And when I have a big cutting job I still will have to wait a minute for the compressor to catch up.