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Question about air compressor



Hi! I`m new to this group!

I have this Sand Blasting Gun:
catalogId=3D10001&storeId=3D10051&productId=3D53101&langId=3D-1&parent_cate=
gory_rn=3D10565


And a 2 Horse power compressor that has a 6 gallon tank (25lts)

The problem is that i cant work for much time before I loose pressure.
ame


Do you think I can solve this problem by getting a 100lts tank with the same
No. It will give you a little more time, but it will take even longer to
re-charge. There is no real substitute for the CFM you get from a larger
compressor. You are probably putting about 4 to 5 CFM into the tank, but
using a tool that takes out 11CFM.

engine?
Your compressor should have a rating plate showing CFM @ PSI .

Your blaster needs 11.5 avg. SCFM requirement at 90 PSI.

You are probably going to have a short cycle of blasting , then waiting
for the compressor to recharge.

I dont think a bigger tank will do much for you, the compressor pump is
the limiting factor.

The bigger tank will take longer to charge , but would then give you a
longer work time but then a longer recharge time between work periods.