I just need a quick burst of air sometimes in my workshop, like to clean parts. will this work for that
494758
Great for car tires. No real reservoir for what you want. You could probably use it to charge a reservoir.
1284811
Although I have not used it for this purpose I suppose it could be used where lower pressure bursts may be useful or even desired. Compressed air cans are going to provide a much stronger stream of air than the Rocket Air Blaster simply because the amount of air held in its bulb does not allow for strong or extended air bursts. If you are looking to remove dust from a small area or one that requires a gentler burst this could work well.
1801460
would work good, but you better use an air regulator to cut down the pressure. you would have to expirement to get pressure were you need it so it don't blow it to far.
2274506
Yes, you can buy a small inexpensive one for 50-60 $$ and that will do the job for just about any small air tool.
1929419
I go to a community welding shop and they have this very unit in the grinding room. It helps filter the air although coarser grinding dust will still be left behind on the floor (we are still required to use dust masks). Just be very careful with the sparks! It is very easy to have one hit the filter and set it on fire (don't ask me how I know this!)
797993
It should, when I used mine it did not seem to use a lot of air at any one time.
1708943
I use mine to exhaust hot air from inside, the problem wound be above their high, unless you have scenes and then it's not a problem. Hope this helps, good luck..I love mine!
1027314
I use shop air which is around 120 psi. So you shouldn't have any problems.
1904994
The air hose has a standard quick release. You could connect any air operated device. The compressor does not have much of a storage tank so I don't think you would get a prolonged high pressure blast from it but it might work if you just need to blow something out quickly. You would be better off with a compressor with a large tank if you need lots of high pressure air for cleaning or running air tools. This compressor is really for inflating tires and does that extremely well.
1722012
I doubt it. Though for the price, it's worth a try. If it doesn't work, you'll have a great portable compressor for small nailing jobs, inflating tires, etc. BTW, how do you de-gas something with a compressor?
1722013
I don't know what volume of air you require, this doesn't put out very much but it will build to a pressure of about 130lbs. The compressor is designed to operate small finishing nailers and would also work great for airbrushing. The best thing about this compressor is it's quiet operation. It's an excellent small compressor. Thank you. Jerry
542070
I use it with a nail gun and it works fine. The compressor starts up to replenish air quite often but it is really quiet. I like it.
1663785
Assuming you have the hose for an airbrush, nothing. But if you are using a shop compressor I would recommend a moisture trap as well.
1509361
no it is not big enough or ment for that task. It is a direct conection colector only. You need a constant air scrubber.
1096948
Yes, it works quite well for that. It uses a motor that's not open, and won't cause any problems with the fumes. That's one of the reasons I like it. There isn't a fan on the market for that price that moves more air. To move that much air sometimes you'll probably want to make sure you've got the shop vented to provide intake air so it can move enough of it. Hope that helps you out! Fletch
971889
It purifies the air within the area I live in. Should work if you can close your window and door to keep it out of your space.
179426
Yes but you will need a compressor big enough uses a lot of air I would suggest a belt sander though it will do the best