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I LOVE my new air system. Yea, it’s way better than the old system. Well, there wasn’t really a ‘system’ before, just a 25 gallon compressor. Still, what I have now works very well. I want to thank my land lord for supplying all the pipes. That saved me a ton of $$ and made for a better system than PEX would have.
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What about this one?
http://www.bendpak.com/compressors/air-compressors/rs7580h-603.aspxTwo questions. First if I understand correctly your tire inflator is hooked up to an air tool oiler. I know its a very small amount of oil, but is there any concern putting that through a TPMS sensor?
Second do you think regulated vs unregulated air makes that much of a difference? Like most people I know, I run full line pressure to tools. I’d believe it shortens tool life, however I’m not sure it shortens it that much. Is there another reason for the regulators that I am missing?
[quote=”JJT*90″ post=145958]Two questions. First if I understand correctly your tire inflator is hooked up to an air tool oiler. I know its a very small amount of oil, but is there any concern putting that through a TPMS sensor?
Second do you think regulated vs unregulated air makes that much of a difference? Like most people I know, I run full line pressure to tools. I’d believe it shortens tool life, however I’m not sure it shortens it that much. Is there another reason for the regulators that I am missing?[/quote]
Many people have mentioned the oiled air for my inflator. I don’t believe it’s an issue, and up to this point, it hasn’t been. And yes, I have run it through some TPMS sensors.
As for regulated pressures, I think it’s a good idea. Air tool manufacturers list the psi that is optimal for their tools. I like sticking to manufacturer specified things when I can.
Hey ETCG,
Did your electrician also install a 220 volt line for your Plasma Cutter/Welding Cart or are you still running it off of a 110 volt line?
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