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Air Compressor - 2.0 HP
- Large automotive style industrial air filter for increased air intake and greater efficiency.
- Durable cast iron cylinder reduces wear and increases pump life; removable for easy maintenance.
- Oil sight glass for fast, easy and efficient maintenance.
- Lever handle ball valve - tank drain valve improves upon standard petcock design for easier maintenance.
Low noise, low AMP draw and high output. Cast iron pump with Big Bore™ cylinder and piston is engineered to provide faster recovery time for improved performance. Powerful 2.0 HP 4-pole motor produces 3.3 CFM at 90 PSI for increased productivity. Pump runs at lower RPM (1,730) resulting in lower noise (80dB) and improved pump durability. Low AMP draw reduces incidences of tripped breakers at start-up. Pump is oil-lubricated for cooler running temperatures and reduced wear. Roll-bar handle for portability and additional protection. Large automotive style industrial air filter for increased air intake and greater efficiency. Durable cast iron cylinder reduces wear and increases pump life; removable for easy maintenance. Oil sight glass for fast, easy and efficient maintenance. Lever handle ball valve - tank drain valve improves upon standard petcock design for easier maintenance. Built-in thermal overload for additional motor protection.
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What's the limit as far as tank size? Let's say a 40 or 80 gallon tank. Wouldn't the air compressor run for a very long time and get damaged?
Right now I have a 5 hp to a 50 or 80 gallon tank but I need a backup for emergencies.
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edit: forget about the loud part, just noticed this isn't a cheap dry air compressor.
What's the limit as far as tank size? Let's say a 40 or 80 gallon tank. Wouldn't the air compressor run for a very long time and get damaged?
Right now I have a 5 hp to a 50 or 80 gallon tank but I need a backup for emergencies.
The duty cycle (unless it has changed) is 50%. If it's running non-stop for a long time, it could become damaged. That said, I've seen this particular model run flat out well in excess of its rating and come out fine on the other side. They are really built well.
Mine will hold a full tank of air indefinitely (no leaks) and runs nice and quiet. It's on a different planet compared to the cheapie oil-less compressors of comparable size.