What is the working PSI of this unit? Will it maintain 30lbs for an airbrush?
813423
Been using it with my Badger Patriot and Krome a 15-100 psi without any issues.
474256
The manual requires 80 - 100 psi. I am running this on a large compressor, but I see no reason why the tank you are looking at wouldn't work. My BOSTITCH PN50 Mini Impact Nailer can drive a 3-1/2" hot dipped deck framing nail into a 6"x6" post in less than 2 seconds. Don't know how I got along without it.
1009273
It holds the air and will be needed. This gun is good for many different project and I have been able to spry really thin lines with it. You just have to make sure the air pressure is set to the proper setting like 15 psi,20 etc in order for it to work right. Too much or too little air can and will effect the quality of your work.
1023736
Not sure if it would produce enough air because I have never used a airbrush and do not know what it requires. But have used it on a nail gun and if used a long time with out delay I would let it catch up until it turned off. You need to look at the cubic air per second in the specifics.
1336458
You should be fine. The first numbered level is 30psi but there are plently of levels below that. I often use 20 psi for model paint and I could go lowers. It's a good unit.
509422
I don't know anything about what is needed for model painting. However, the unit can be set down to as low as 15 psi output, or as high as 200 psi. I use it primarily for various tires and blowing dust and dirt out of my garage & hangars. I like it because it is really quiet, portable, and well made.
1853085
I think it was around 4 to 6 pounds the heaviest thing is the compressor and that's very small, weighing about 3 to 3.5 pounds I would say. the paints, I believe, are 1 oz plastic bottles and the air brush gun is only about 5 to 6 ounces. Mine was packaged with the little plastic airbags for cushions so it really wasn't that heavy
1395550
Honestly, I haven't used it yet. I'm keeping it for the purpose of an emergency fix when I need it. I would contact the company and ask them how many psi line it will support. good luck.
552867
No, It wont work for paint job. Usually paint sprayer are set at lower psi than nailers but even with that on your favor this compressor will not keep up with the supply needed for paint sprayer.
2274395
Not sure what the spec says, but i ran at 110 psi. i ran it with a 3hp 10 gal craftsman compressor and only run the one gun with no problems.
1168752
120 psi. Cfm are very low. This thing can not keep up with most basic tasks, ideal for inflating tires and shooting a couple nails. But really, save your money and get something nicer by any other brand.
194188
I don't know, but it is not much. It only uses a bit of air when the gun fires and I had it on a pancake compressor. A small compressor is plenty for this tool. If you are wondering about psi rather than cfm, then 90 psi will run it fine.
659940
Not sure what you mean. Air pressure is important. This brush works well with 30-35 lbs. of pressure. Lowering pressure and removing the tip guard (care do not damage needle) you can spray fine lines and dots. Would recommend you clean brush using a solvent cleaner. Spray it and use a small soft paint brush dipped in thinner to clean tip. The last thing I would suggest is make sure tip is not damaged and "in" the airbrush as far as it can go.
1041907
I don't know. This is my first airbrush and I have only used it once. I am a pure amateur.
501368
I've used this compressor with a pneumatic nailer at 90psi without any problems. I'm not too sure about an impact wrench or a cylinder leak down tester. I've also used airbrushes with it at 60psi and I can keep painting without having to stop and wait for the tank to fill up. Hope this helps.
489297
Yes it would work but if you want to do this more then like for 1 novelty event I would get a better compressor.. I was able to get through very small projects with it but it overheats quickly and spits water... I broke down and bought a better compressor.. the airbrush is fine.. works well.. so if you are just using it for something really small then you can probably get away with using this combination.. if you want something more durable for bigger projects the airbrush is good but get a different compressor.
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.