Requires 13 cfm?,my standard compressor is only 3-4 cfm.will it work?
1674630
Steve, I don't think so. Using this gun I tripped the thermal overload on my compressor motor while painting 12 kitchen drawers. The compressor being used was a 2HP 20Gallon tank rated for 7.8CFM@40psi / 6.3CFM@90psi.
1674631
Unless you are shooting in very short burst no i wouldn't try it. To get 23psi at the inlet you would need at least 13 cfm.
156872
I don't know if my answer came in, computer fussy. Yes it'll work, compressor need enough air supply, drop oil into inlet, 3 or 4 drops before use, if you use Hitachi all day add more oil half way through your job, keep ur face away, don't get to close with face, small pieces sometimes shoot out. Walmart sell a kit for what you need, complete with extras...Hitachi = GOOD
1559526
Yes it will. I bought mine for the portability of it and I use a3 gallon compressor on mine you just have to let the compressor catch up with it cause the impact will use more air than the compressor will keep up with
338649
Brand doesn't matter, as long as your compressor uses 1/4" NPT connections, this will probably work.
386964
this model wouldn't be powerful enough. do a search on the name and see the other compressor's that they offer. I can say that it is a quality product.
1982193
Don't no the answer to the cfm question, but I run my air compressor at 100psi.
1036523
I'm not familiar with your type of compressor...The valve has standard 1/4" tapered male pipe threads...The hex plug shown in the picture actually hholds the "ball" in the valve so it can't be removed to thread to another pipe or fitting...If your are going to thread it into standard 1/4" female pipe threads at the termination of your drain then this should work...Mine has been working smoothly in an outdoor environment for almost a year...Hope this helps!
1088811
I can't say about the cfm, but as long as you're under the max psi it will flow whatever your compressor will put out. My compressor is a Camp/Haus 7HP, 4 Cylinder, 135 psi unit. No problem with big air tools or a sand blaster. I hope this helps.
588532
No I do not have an answer without more info, or a more specific identification of the compressor. The model number provided didn't match any current products I could find.
1481722
It should work , but the compressor does exceed the regulators pressure. I would contact the company first due to the 10 psi difference for safety.
983608
In my opinion it would not be adequate to the task. Insufficient cfm delivered at 120 psi would be very slow. Might be ok for a rare occasions but not regular application.
1114446
I believe you could safely use the 20 amp rated sq D pressure switches, I am currently using one on 2 different compressors 1 is a 30 amp 240 vac 20 cfm unit the other is a 25 amp 240 vac 14 cfm unit. I think the worst that would happen you will burn the points out sooner (the origonials went 20 years and 11 years respectively).
357790
You have to look on compressor how much MFD/Volt of its capacitor. If it is the same, you can use it.
2096322
Lisa, a two or 3 gallon pancake compressor will suit this gun fine. I'm currently using a 27 gallon,(my only compressor I own) and it's complete overkill. This gun doesn't use much air at all. Good like with your purchase David
1674563
That number you provided isn't working for me but as long as your original unit is a Nippondenso Compressor 5SE11 this one should work fine.
1188727
all about CFM. If you are using short term yes but if you are using long term problemly not because aircompressor want be able to keep up with output of air needed for tool. I went and bought larger and 5.2cfm rating for longer work time
842163
I use it with an air compressor that puts out 17 to 25 cfm with no problem. If you need to use it non stop for long periods of time, a 2HP air compressor can not keep up.