how cubic feet per min at what pres does your air compressor need
1825744
working psi is 90 - 120.the specs don't say anything about CFMI use it a lot and like it so far.
1825745
I use it for professional use for ford.. I know our psi is 90 I believe not sure on anything else honestly
1825746
Avg Air Consumption: 4.3(CFM - Under Load) Air Flow Pressure: 90 - 120 (psi) That is from Aircat site.
1825747
yea im not sure exactly what our cfm is, but i know itll operate this impact to its full operation of power.. thats all i know im sorry Kevin
1519155
I doubt it. For applications that need continuous airflow you really need a larger compressor. Check the tool you want to use, which will tell you the flow rate (cubic ft per minute) for the compressor you need.
232656
I had that same question- you can find it at their website. www.californiaairtools.comIt really depends on whether you will be using it continually or intermittently. They have a chart that I found useful to determine which one I needed. Basically, you should not use this unit when the compressor is running for 1 hour continuously without cutting it off and letting it cool. I will say that it is VERY quiet. I use it in an office building and have had no complaints from neighbors.
1079873
The air compressor is a must. My husband has one, which I believe he bought at Sears. This thing is really big!
2274396
Depends on how fast one works it. I've been using it on the regular 5 gallon apprx. 4 scfm at 90 psi compressor just fine. You may consider upgrading your air supply if you have more than one guy shooting.
939169
Yes you will need a compressor. The unit uses a lot of air so you will need one that can keep up with it without having to wait long periods in between bursts.
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.
113816
we used an air compressor. if you don't have one, just go to a gas station and use theirs.
298037
I used my air compressor. Too bad they didn't come with tires that never go flat. I might switch mine with those. Harbor Freight if you have them near you has tires that never go flat and you don't have to inflate.
279966
I run mine At 90 psi or less. A small compressor is perfect for this nailer. The pin nails are small and hold well. I use it for finish work on small items and to hold items when I am gluing.
194187
The owners manual says 0.025 ft^3/cycle at 100psi, 0.023 ft^3/cycle at 90psi and 0.019 ft^3/cycle at 80psi. It also gives the following formula for cfm calculation, "Amount of air required = number of Nailers x average nails driven each minute per Nailer x air consumption at given pressure x safety factor (always 1.2)"
356943
CFM (cubic feet per minute) is a measurement of air flow velocity. PSI (pounds per square inch) is a measurement of air pressure. The necessary PSI and CFM needed will depend on the tool your using, the application and the type of paint being used. Applying paint to small figures may only require 20psi. T-shirt paint typically requires 40-60 PSI. If you want to use your compressor with a mini spray gun as well as an airbrush your going to want something with at least 1.0 CFM. Asking an expert and referring to the label on your paint are good ways to figure air pressure and flow requirements.
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.
331990
I used my air compressor that I have in my garage. I set the pressure to 25 psi to not create too much pressure.
218282
Mine used almost 4 cubic feet. It hasn't had time to settle though, so I may need to add some more as it does.
1436403
I believe its 120 psi. There are also some excellent videos on this product on You Tube. One is all about this compressor. I think you might get all of your questions answered from it.
1281295
I have a grip rite 152 that I set at 95 psi, the compressor is 2.6 cfm at 90 psi and kept up with the gun with no problems. if you need a compressor the grip rite 152 is a great compressor, rated best by fine homebuilding . I used this set up for all my 3/4" hardwood with no problems and no waiting for the compressor