
When buying air compressro parts for you compressed air system i crucila to make sure that the pneumatic tools are compatible with your existing compressed air system. You have to make sure the pressure rating is withing the same range as you system pressure, e.g. if you system pressure is 120 psi, the air tool must be rates for at least 120 psi. Bear in mind that if you pneumatic tool is rated to high above the system pressure it might not work properly. If in doubt about which pressure rating you air tools should have, contanct the manufacturer.
Another ting you need to check when buying air compressor parts for you compressed air system, is the required air flow, or air consumption. This needs to be wihtin you compresseed air systems range to work properly. If you have several tools connected to the system and you plan on using them all at once (which is often the case) make sure that the combined air consumption is lower than the output of you compressor. Lets say we have a Campbell Hausfeld air compressor that can deliver 20 cfm at 120 psi, with that we can easily attach one 80 psi nail gun (taken into account that we use a reduction valve upstream of the nail gun) with a estimated air consumption of 5 cfm, and one 120 psi angle grinder (sander) with an air consumption of 10 cfm, since the combined air consumption will only be 5 cfm + 10 cfm = 15 cfm.
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Ingersoll Rand Needle Scaler |
There are som air compressor parts which are known to have extremely high air consumption and will normally not work on regular reciprocating air compressors. Some of these air compressor parts are jackhammers; spray paint guns; sandblasting equipment, chisles, needle scalesrs, etc.
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