Porter-Cable C2002-WK Oil-Free Pancake Air Compressor with Accessory Kit
Porter Cable C2002-WK Pancake Compressor
This Porter Cable pancake air compressor is a great choice for both home and work use. The C2002-WK pancake compressor has the power you need to get most any job done yet is compact and lightweight allowing you to easily move it wherever there is a job to be done. The C2002-WK oil free air compressor also comes with a 13 piece accessory kit.
- 150 psi max tank pressure stores more air in the tank for longer tool run times, 2.6 CFM at 90 psi allows for quick compressor recovery time, per ISO1217
- Air coupler and plug are factory installed on the air hose to save user labor and to prevent leaks
- 6 gal Pancake style tank for stability, includes water drain valve and rubber feet
- Low Amp 120-volt motor starts easily in cold weather or with extension cord
- Durable oil-free compressor pump for long life and no maintenance; Shroud, handle and console cover protects vital components, makes unit easier to carry and includes cord wrap
This highly portable oil free pancake style air compressor packs a punch with an induction motor that provides improved performance and extended life, whether you’re filling tires or firing a nail gun. Complete with a soft-start motor, the Porter Cable C2002-WK can easily run off of normal household circuits and is able to run at 3.5 SCFM for faster recharge of its 6-gallon tank. The motor features replaceable brushes in order to extend motor life and 150 PSI max pressure to allow for extended run time.
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Campbell Hausfeld FP2028 Pancake Air Compressor with Accessory Kit
- User-friendly design
- Easy-to-read gauge
- 100 max PSI
- Tank eliminates the pulsations caused by piston action
- Accessory kit contains 25-foot recoil hose, female coupler, male plug, air chuck, inflation needle, 2-inch inflation nozzles
High power for inflation, air brad nailers, nail guns, and air brush equipment; 1-gallon tank for smoother air flow; cooler-running motor; automatic shutoff; sturdy handle for easier storage and handling; easy-to-read pressure gauge; comes with 25-foot coiled hose, inflation needle and adapter, two inflation nozzles and air chuck. Great for inflating tires, removing lug nuts, brad nailing, stapling, and air brushing, the Campbell Hausfeld FP2028 One-Gallon Air Compressor quickly inflates and fastens to save you time and money
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Bostitch CAP1516 Trim Air 8 Amp 1-1/2-Horsepower 1.6-Gallon Oil-Free CAmper-Shaped Compressor Reviews
Bostitch CAP1516 Trim Air Compressor
This uniquely designed air compressor from Bostitch is a perfect choice for home use with it’s lightweight, portable design and extremely quiet compressor.
- Highly efficient, ultra-quiet 1.5 HP compressor runs on only 8 amps
- Compact, lightweight design for tight work spaces and easy storage
- Oil-free pump requires no maintenance; includes internal 1.6-gallon reserve air tank
- Requires 2.7 cfm at 40 psi and 1.8 cfm at 90 psi
- 1-year warranty; weighs 19.5 pounds
Includes Trim Air 1.5 HP (Peak) Oil-Free Contractor Compressor – U/CAP1516
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Speedaire 1NNE7 Air Compressor, 120 V, 1.8 HP, 4 Gal Tank Reviews
Speedaire Air Compressor, 1.8 HP, 4 Gal Tank
This portable Speedaire air compressor is a pancake air compressor with a 1.8 HP Motor Free Air CFM @ 90 PSI 5.5, Free Air CFM @ 125 PSI 4.6, Max Pressure 150 PSI, Tank 4 Gal, FNPT Outlet 1/4 In, Aluminum Cylinder, Oil Free Design, Length 20 In, Width 20 In, Height 27 In, Motor RPM 3450, Motor Type Induction
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All Power America APC4008 1/3 Horsepower 3 Gallon 100 PSI Air Compressor With 7 Accessories & 25-Foot Coil Hose
All Power America APC4008
- 3 Gallon Tank
- 100 PSI maximum pressure
- Oil-less pump
- 0.7 CFM @ 90 PSI, 1.5 CFM @ 40 PSI
Peak HP (CV) – 1/3
Tank Capacity (Gallons/Liters) – 3/11.5
Voltage/Amps/Phase – 120/2.6/1
Kick-in Pressure – 70
Kick-out Pressure – 100
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What size/power air compressor do you use to blow out lines on inground pool for winterization?
Question by sonotech02: What size/power air compressor do you use to blow out lines on inground pool for winterization?
Last year we used a shop vac on blow, but it’s not working on the return jet for some reason. We’d like to buy an air compressor for that and just to have around the garage. What size/power or whatever they are measured in is required to blow out the lines for a pool? They are about 20-30 feet long. And how do you create a seal over the pipe to blow them out? When we had someone close the pool 2 years ago, they had the end of the compressor hose go into a rubber cork like thing that they put right into the pipe end. Is that something offfical you can buy, or something they created??
Best answer:
Answer by Bare B
A regular portable air compressor will work just fine. You will also be able to use it to keep your tire pressures up to save energy.
You didn’t say what size the pool pipe is, so go to a hardware store and ask for an electrical CGB. Inside this electrical fitting is a tapered grommet. Buy the one with the O.D. bigger than your pipe, and the I.D. slightly smaller than the diameter of your blow nozzle. Slip the grommet on the blow nozzle, and force the grommet against your pipe.
You will want to set the regulator on your compressor to approximately 40 pounds.
Good luck!
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My air compressor will not fill to maximum capacity, why?
Question by David B: My air compressor will not fill to maximum capacity, why?
I have a small electric Craftsman air compressor. When I turn it on, it will only fill to about 20 pounds of pressure. Any idea what could cause that?
Best answer:
Answer by freshmeatz
locate and turn up the regulator , usally found on the side of the pressure gauge
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What size air line to run for my air compressor?
Question by cactusajw: What size air line to run for my air compressor?
I recently bought an air compressor to airate my sprinkler system. I have 1 acre of land. Do I use an air fitting with an 1/4 or 1/2 inlet. Also what size air line do I use.
I might use it for my air impact tools. I was told not to use 1/2 inlet with my impact guns.
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Answer by William B
depends on the CFM [cubic feet per minute, ] of your air comp, and amount of pressure you have set on compressor, 1/4 will work in most all cases, even blowing out water lines,
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What is the best air compressor for both home repairs and heavier work?
What is the best pancake air compressor for both home repairs and heavier work?
I’d like to buy a pancake air compressor that will allow me to do small jobs around the house like using a brad nail gun, inflate tires, remove lug nuts, etc.. Occasionally, I do some larger projects where a nail gun would be nice. However, I don’t use air tools very often. I’ve looked around and I’m still not sure which is the best pancake air compressor for my needs. Any suggestions?
Answer:
Take a look at the best pancake air compressors on Amazon according to the customer satisfaction ratings they’ve received. They come with a satisfaction guarantee and many offer free shipping. By reading the reviews you can get some insight into what others have experienced when using the air compressor models you’re interested in.
Is there an alternative to bolting down a vertical air compressor?
Question by Mike: Is there an alternative to bolting down a vertical air compressor?
I have a 80 gallon 2 stage air compressor. It is currently bolted down to the concrete garage floor. However, I will be moving into a house at the end of the month and the landlord does not want me drilling into the concrete floor. Is there an alternative to bolting down the compressor? Evidently bolting it down gives it structural support against the vibration. Any ideas?
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Answer by scott k
your vertical compressor is very top heavy, you bolt it down so it won’t tip over.
get a half sheet of 3/4″ or 1″ ply wood (4′ x 4′ square) and bolt it to the plywood.
use carriage bolts from under neath with the nits on top.
that will keep it from tipping over.
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