Will it handle 85 psi pressure?
1256515
I've used mine with 90psi line pressure and it's lasted hundreds of hours without failure or leaks. I'm not sure what it's rated for, but that's my experience.
530446
It does require some pressure... I would say a medium amount of pressure... More than I was expecting when I ordered it
168069
no this gauge will not handle that pressure, it is rated 5-60 psi Accutire makes a heavy duty truck tire gauge link belowhttp://www.measurement-limited.com/Heavy-Duty-Digital-Truck-Gauge_p_36.html
844594
Yes it should be. Havent tried it myself for that purpose. But the pressure is really good.
1809850
As well as a 1400 PSI pressure will work. There is probably a little pressure lost but I wouldn't think much.
360459
If you keep the PSI up near your max - yes. Note once it hits around 90 PSI you end up having to hammer 1/4 inch or so and lower PSI also seemed to cause more jams.
1392725
The built in pressure regulator is set for between 135 and 150 psi. It is not adjustable.
512020
I pressure it up to 150lbs every time the compressor kicks on. Don't know about 200.
988706
Doubtful, this will only deliver 3-6lbs of pressure, it isn't a high volume pump.
342554
Not sure, I think it is about 125 psi. However, I never put more than about 100 psi in it. I always play it on the safe side. I think it also has a safety pop open valve to release pressure just in case you start to over fill it.
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.
1157513
Yes. Of course it is limited to what supply pressure is but I was able to adjust mine up to 80 psi and I believe that there was still adjustment left.
537718
Yes. It will be fine. I have ran this gun from 140psi down to 70 psi with no problems at all
1574374
It probably will work on the lower pressure I have a 3000 pounds per square inch one it works really great I would guess 2700 as low as you want to go
1612324
probably. it would not work dependably with a 65 psi sys I was trying to use it for. it is rated for twice that. hope that helps!!
753109
According to http://www.depcopump.com/datasheets/shurflo/182-200%20Installation%20manual.pdf this tank can handle up to 125 PSI
1946919
Haven't ran it yet, but was told it will produce 100 psi, I have it regulated down to 40 for my app.