How long does it take to fill this gun up to 2000 psi?
1879796
From empty maybe 20-30 minutes. But you never let it go that low. I usually only let it get down to about 15-1600 psi and then refill. No more than 5 minutes for that.
1879797
If you take it slow and don't over-stress, it takes about 6 minutes. The worst part is from 1500 to 2000 PSI. I find it helps if I lock my elbows and bend my knees so that body weight does the work instead of my arms.
1879798
From 900 psi (about as low as I let it get) to 1800 psi(about as high as I go) took 5 minutes and 60 pumps this morning.
146946
Regular compressed air will not have enough pressure to operate this gun. The gun will only operate with CO2 or HPA (HPA = scuba or paint ball compressed air) 700 + lbs per square inch.
2274395
Not sure what the spec says, but i ran at 110 psi. i ran it with a 3hp 10 gal craftsman compressor and only run the one gun with no problems.
1903960
It took me 180 pumps to get it to the 10-11 PSI as instructed. The needle didnt start moving until around 130 or so pumps when it became harder to pump. the first 100 pumps i did sitting down with one hand ( 8 min total to pump)
146943
The Air Ordnance SMG 22 comes with a 20 oz 3000 psi high pressure air (H.P.A.)bottle that can be filled at any paintball shop. You can use a air compressor but you would need one that could push 3000 psi as well as a fill whip for your bottle.(See shoe box compressor for 3000-4500 psi compressor) For Example in my case i Use a 80 cu ft pound aluminum dive cylinder filled to 3000 psi. Which i get filled at my local dive shop for six bucks (prices will vary).Then i fill my own 48 cu in hpa container of the dive cylinder. Max fills is about 8-10 untill you get down to 1000 psi because every time you fill up the amount you get in pressure is less each time but its OK because as long as its between the 800-1000 psi that the gun wants your OK. If your gonna get your own hpa container make sure the output is between the 800-1000 psi or it will result in valve failure and end of gun.(That is advice strait from air ordnance service department manager Garry himself)In summary there are many ways to fill the tank.........You can use HPA Containers filled at a Paintball shop........You can fill your Hpa COntainer from a dive cylinder and get the cylinder filled at a dive shop or fire suppression shop--(Must use K or J valve adapter block for scuba tank as well as a fill whip with 1/8 fittings)......They also sell HPA hand pumps designed to fill PCP or pre-charged pneumatics i.e. Air rifles that push 3000 psi but they are hard work with a pumping force of at least 200 pounds and they cost about 200 dollars...........ANd to conclude if you dont want to count on anybody else you can get THE SHOE BOX COMPRESSOR which is a 3000-4500psi compressor that takes a normal 100psi compressor and pumps for you instead of a hand pump. LOw maintaince,Little work,varriable Pressures But Long Run times and cost about 700 dollars. SO there i know its a lot to take in and your gonna want to do your own research but those are all the options and i hoped this helped. Sincerly, Mr.Vreeland Your friendly neighbor hood all Guns enthusiast
1640686
I don't know the psi, but I know it will fill an air bed from out of the box top rock hard in less than five minutes. And it has several adapters meaning it will fill just about anything.
2049945
This pump should be sufficient. It is high pressure and runs on 110 volt not battery. It should take about 3-5 minutes to fill.
1101240
Potbelly compressors hold about 125psi. Takes minimum 90 psi to operate gun. Do a good job, keep shingles straight and compressor should keep up.
720580
That spec sounds about right as that's the purpose of its regulator - to reduce that original pressure to a more manageable one, since, a full 3000 PSI would blow out the internals of your gun/marker. In reality, 800-900 PSI is the operating pressure of most "high pressure" guns while that range is reduced even further (around 100-200 PSI) through the use of additional in-line regulators and high volume internals on their low-pressure counterparts. So, essentially, you should be good with this one. Also, since it's rated for 4500 PSI, you'll average even more shots per fill (due to increased energy density). Hope that helps.
537644
A gun like this runs about 25- 30 psi, with constant spraying like painting a car its about volume. I have a 6 horse with 60gal tank---two 30gal plumbed together. 30gal with a 5hp should be good for painting smaller projects, volume is what your looking for larger projects and air tools----cfm---cubic feet per minute. Good luck.
1586597
I purchased this spray gun for its ability to switch from Pressure to Siphon modes. It uses 4.3 to 8.6 SCFM (standard cubic feet per minute) at between 30- 50 PSI pressure--if your item does not fall with in these parameters it will not function. There are numerous spray guns available that are designed for Hi Vol Lo Pres
483915
The first time you fill it will take a longer as you are going from 0-3,000 psi. So the first time like 20-30 min. or so. It all depends on how tough you are really. You do want to check the temp of the pump by putting your hand on the shaft and not get it too hot. My brother had one go out on him and we think it is because he got it too hot. After that first time it depends on how far you shoot down your pressure. If you try to keep the pressure in a tight range, because you do not have a regulator, then it will not take as long to pump back up. I am talking about only shooting from 10-20 shots between fills. You can figure about 2-3 pumps to replace the air for one shot. I have a bottle and it is really nice for bench shooting and shooting in the field, but I would not do away with my pump as it takes a bit to get to the paint-ball shop to get my bottle filled.
328754
I have not refilled my 4500psi 88cf tank yet , My guess would be around 1000 shots
1402766
I concur with most of the others here regarding the time. It takes mine almost exactly 5 minutes to fill the tank from empty to 180psi (I never go the full 200).
1142078
Max (another response) indicated the psi is 150 .. if that's the case, it will take a while. If you are doing a car tire, (32 psi) you can walk away for a few minutes. Its not the fastest but it gets the job done .. great for the grandsons basketballs and bike tires.
931364
Yes & it is very easy to fill with a hand pump.The hammer is adjustable to vary the fill point to a degree but the valve definitely works best 2000 psi & under.
657550
It decompressed quickly I'd say that it took about 6 hours. But the manufacturer says that it takes 48 hours to fully decompress.