Air Tools Regulator
If I’m working a lot on auto body should I be running a regulator for my air tools? It seems like there all meant to be ran at 90 psi on there spec ratings. Maybe its OK to run them at high pressure though. Its like I don’t know what to do. If I didn’t have to buy a regulator that would be fine with me.Categories: Pneumatic Topics Tags: air, buy, OK
Air Regulator PSI
Will air tools run better with an air regulator? I’ve heard that air tools run best at 90 psi. Especially air tools that have to do with body work on cars. I’ve been thinking about buying one but I guess this question will determine if I do or don’t. I run mainly auto body tools if that helps much?Categories: Pneumatic Topics Tags: air
Sanborn Compressor 60 Gallon
I do lots of auto body and work on cars. Is this sanborn compressor big enough? I have gone through a bunch of small air compressors and on about sick of it. I have owned three that run constantly and do not keep up. This sanborn air compressor keeps up at around 11 cfm 90 psi roughly. My buddy has this same machine and it works great for all of his air tools. Anybody ever had problems or heard bCategories: Pneumatic Topics Tags: air, big, compressor, small