Lowes[lowes.com] has Metabo HPT The Tank 6-Gallon Portable 200 PSI Pancake Air Compressor on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
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Product Info
Product Description:
MORE PRESSURE: At 200 PSI, get 25% greater PSI than a basic pancake compressor (Compared to model EC710S). 30% MORE AIR FLOW: 4 CFM at 90 PSI allows for multiple large body nailers to be used on a single compressor. VERSATILITY: Simultaneously runs 2 framing or 2 roofing or 2 siding or 3 finish or 5 brad nailers. PRODUCTIVITY: Consistently drives nails flush with no delay. LIGHTWEIGHT: At only 41 lbs, it is 22% lighter compared to a traditional twin-stack compressor. CAPACITY: 6-gallon tank provides all the air to run a crew. DURABLE: All metal handle outlasts the harshest demands of the jobsite. LOW MAINTENANCE: Oil-free design for essentially no maintenance. AWARDS: 2014-2020 Pro Preferred Brand for pneumatic nailers by Builder and Developer Magazine. Metabo HPT The Tank 6-Gallon Portable Electric 200 PSI Pancake Air Compressor | EC914SM
Product SKU:
1003015680_1003015680
UPC:
717709028227
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How is this one vs rigid?
Last Updated by EfficientJuice2665 on 05-10-2025 at 08:43 AM
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Several reviews say it's LOUD! I don't need that in my garage or house…I've already got hearing aids and gonna save what I have left.
Yeah almost all the oil less air compressors are crazy loud. You can look at the California air compressors for something quieter. They even have aluminum models that will be lighter and last forever. That's what I plan to get down the line.
It is loud, like most oilless air compressors as someone above me said. I got this a while back as an upgrade from a three gallon harbor freight compressor. This one is noticeability quieter than that one, and even though this one is twice the size it fills up so much faster, so less noise in a couple ways compared to what I used to have. This was a good upgrade for me.
instead of 'for those interested' you can come up with a more useful phrase for clueless buyers like us. at least what it means
Hehe! Ok, so the CFM is cubic feet per minute rating.
It essentially tells you how much air it moves at 90 PSI.
Most air tools work at around 90 PSI. Things like a pin nailer use about 1-2CFM, a blow gun about 1, but a random orbital will use over 10 most of the time.
So this little guy can do a variety of nailers including a framing nailer. Blowers are OK, ratchets should be OK etc.
If you need to do sanding, then this will run out of steam pretty quick. It will work for a short time but the tool uses more CFM than the pump can provide so it can't replenish the tank.
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It essentially tells you how much air it moves at 90 PSI.
Most air tools work at around 90 PSI. Things like a pin nailer use about 1-2CFM, a blow gun about 1, but a random orbital will use over 10 most of the time.
So this little guy can do a variety of nailers including a framing nailer. Blowers are OK, ratchets should be OK etc.
If you need to do sanding, then this will run out of steam pretty quick. It will work for a short time but the tool uses more CFM than the pump can provide so it can't replenish the tank.
Here is a link to get some learnin' on air tools - https://aircompressorin
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