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Question: Starting with tank empty ... how long does it take to fully pressurize the tank?
Document: If you are in the market for a small, portable, and affordable air compressor, then you have found what you were looking for. This compressor has solid welds along the tank and a safety release valve. It takes about 5 minutes, give or take to reach the max 100 PSI. The adapters handy for any job you need from the start and the hose is made of PVC plastic and is self coiling.
I don't know if the reviewers who complained about the noise have ever used an air compressor before but this one is not that loud at all! Also, oilless compressors always take a little more time to pump up a full charge and are louder than oiled machines. And I don't know how one could expect a 2 gallon tank to provide any type of continuous airflow for cleaning, spraying etc.
Pure junk. All I've ever used it for it topping off my auto tire pressure. To pump up a flat tire will take about 4 refills of the tank. This thing is grossly under power. The hose tips are junk--almost worthless. The tire tip works, but is clumsy and hard to get seated on the valve stem. I wouldn't recommend it for anything but filling up bicycle tires. Oh, did I mention that the thing is very noisy?
it's not a machine , it's just the toy !... you will wait for very long time to have 100psi with very loud !
Campbell Hausfeld FP2048 OK for small things like bike tires and balls, but takes exceptionally long time to fill auto tires and simply not usefull for anything like a nail gun. Product quality just fine. Price on Amazon excellent.Make sure you understand the CFM capabilities before you buy. Next time I will buy a larger unit.
Turned the outlet pressure counterclockwise and turned the unit on. I turned it off, checked the security valve and let all the air out. Tried again, outlet pressure all the way to the left, it's now running 20 minutes (I am timing it) and the pressure needle didn't even move from the 0psi reading. I remember the first time it took also like half n hour to get to working pressure where it shuts off. Manufacturer does not say how long it takes from zero pressure to work pressure.
I'm sure there are plenty of creative people out there who could come up with better noisy reduction ideas at a relatively low cost. Also,a person could also wear ear protection if needed. We ran the compressor at 70psi which worked just great with our Porter Cable Fine Wire Upholstery Stapler. If the operating and maintenance instructions are followed, the compressor should last a long time. I recommend it for occasional household projects for it's small size, and without breaking the bank.
I purchased the compressor for my wife's use with a Upholstery stapler as well as the other standard applications. I just about jumped out of my skin from the noise it made the first time I turned it on. I found a large plastic container 24"long 17"wide 15"high in our garage that had an old furniture moving pad in it. I unfolded it inside the container as best I could and then placed the compressor inside it with enough air space around it for ventilation, open on top!
Not a good compressor. if you want to do anything beyond blowing up balls.It Will not handle tires.Unit kicks on at lot when running to recharge tank.If you want a real compressor don't buy this one!
Great for the typical household. Comes with variety of adapters so you can fill balls, tires, swimming pools (small ones), and a lot more. Does not have a huge tank, but that is the beauty of it--because it's light, you can easily tug it around.
Answer: yes