will these tips work well with only 1500 psi?
1857178
For the most part ANY tip (brand) you buy will pretty much work the same on a given washer. If there is not enough pressure, you can always use the next tip (like change from green to yellow) and see if that helps. What I do know is that for the price you pay, these seem very well constructed and a good overall value.
1857179
No. They work well with any brand that has the same size of receiver. Big commercial models use a larger diameter receiver due to a more powerful machine.
1087736
Hmm, not sure about that. I've seen much thicker tubes and you're probably better off going with that. I can see these bending under pressure.
1809850
As well as a 1400 PSI pressure will work. There is probably a little pressure lost but I wouldn't think much.
1637309
These will not work because they will not be able to rest on the top caps. You need a compressor that has an extended cap rest for Harley big twin valves... Something like OTC 4572 Large Valve Spring Compressor.
932177
No, these are too small. You need the Large Ateco Coupler for the 11/16 tips.
34441
If your tip is held in place with a quick coupler (similar to an air coupler only larger) then these will fit.
1055453
They should work, I used them with 3 different sizes of springs and did not have any problems compressing them.
755266
Depends on pressure requirements for tools you want to use. In general yes if no more than 150 psi needed
1625892
absolutely. the tips come to a very fine point and are very precise. I've ripped seams with them. (-:
369190
If you press too hard perhaps but moderate regular use doesn't wear down tips. They are much sturdier than the Papermate Flair Ultrafine pens.
234759
I wouldn't write real heavy with this particular set because they are super fine metal tip almost like a needle and it will most likely bend. The 68's might be a bit better if you're worried about that. I use these for tiny spaces using a very light hand.
1901521
They come with several different tips for many surfaces. I believe they would work great for you. I really like the stability and they can be easily adjusted.
630039
It should be mentioned that you *can* buy 100 series comply foam tips for these. It requires a bit of forceful application because the 100 series wasn't designed to fit, but they will if you force them on.Not sure if it's really worth it to you, but I like comply foam tips too much to give them up.
402879
Absolutely. They last as long if not longer than the regular tips and give more stability. I've used them for years and wear them down to smooth before changing to another pair. PK
1279127
Yes, you can cut the tip any size. So I would think no tip would work great!! I just found them a bit small for what I was doing.
1778174
Quite honestly I doubt the machine tolerances or qc is strong enough to provide a consistent tip size. I ordered two of these and they felt very cheap and poorly designed.
446431
it came with a medium tip. I use 80 grit or so sand and it works well. I have gone as far down at 7 cfm and it worked.