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Question: Would this be suitable for air tools (Impact gun, air ratchet)?
Document: A great tool for working on the boat. Runs impact wrench, air gun, other tools. Control panel attachments were loose and rattled noisily, but easy to self repair with Loctite and a screwdriver. On the heavy side, but still a true portable. Great capacity. Not quiet, but about what I expected and not an issue - much quieter than others I've used with similar performance.
I put this little compressor to the test the past few days running some air tools, I wanted one with 2 air couplers that would build air pressure fast, I use 1 coupler to hook up a 10gal portable tank and the other to run airhog tools like a blow gun to clean out my outside A/C unit.
I've even considered trying an impact gun. I know it wouldn't run continously but for busting lugs I'm curious to see if it would work. If and when I try it I'll update. Also as I mensioned above, the market is now flooded with high volume low pressure sprayers. So since CFM increases as psi decreases this unit may have enough power to run a HVLP sprayer. I do intend to try this and will update when I do.
It held that pressure for  a long time  (at least 4 hrs) I couldn't wait wanted to use it, It all works great. Airing up tires, Impacts, blow gun taps a little, roofing nailer, hardwood floor nailer, haven't yet but I think it would run a paint gun well. whatever you can throw at it,  it says 100% but.....? Ya. It is the best quality built and would buy another over others hands down.
I've just had this product for about a month, but I like it. Does everything I need it to do, including using a impact wrench to change out tires. It only takes about 60 seconds to go from an empty tank to full. Previously had a Kobalt air compressor purchased from Lowes. Big mistake. Lasted about three years and then died. I'd be willing to bet that this Ingersoll Rand will last a lot longer.
Very glad that I waited to find the "just right" one.Received the compressor, put oil in, fired it up, works great! At this point I have not used any air tools except nail guns, but with the fast recycle time and the specs, it should work great. (I will update)Pros: About as quiet as compressors get, low vibration, charges up fast. Good price.
I just received my compressor via UPS and it is in perfect condition. After reading the manual I added the complete bottle of synthetic oil provided (not marked but around 10oz), adding it in thirds and measuring with the dipstick. Screwed on the air filter, screwed together the fitments for my hose and blow nozzle/gun. Plugged in and fired up with no issues.It's pretty quiet, emitting two primary tones. One is around 250Hz and the other is a much lower frequency.
This little machine is great value! I never thought it would produce as much air as it does, but it has surprised me. While it has little storage and relies on the compressor to keep up, it does most of what a home handyman would want. A bit noisy, but that comes with the territory. I'm very happy with it.
Read the other product reviews and thought I would take a chance and see what kind of shape this compressor would come in. Arrived in great shape, no scratches, no dents, no broken gauges!! As for performance, its a air compressor and yeah its heavy but its not that lightweight junk. So I suggest you put your money on one of these you won't be disappointed! !
No problems powering the air wrench, but the bolts I was removing weren't on too bad.It's a fairly quiet compressor, with the loudest noise coming from the connectors rattling, not the compressor itself. I would like to add one 3/8" connector but I'm wondering if I need to make the cover holes larger so it can fit. Overall it seems to be a high quality unit that can handle most DIY tasks without taking up too much space.
Answer: yes