Is there a manual compressor could be used for this tank? thanks.
1386195
With a hose and proper fittings, you could probably connect a bellows to the tank. Not sure how much pressure you be able to achieve, though.
1386196
This is an example of a manual pump > Schwinn Steel Floor Pump with Gauge It will be a lot of work to fill the tank.
1386197
Any air compressor can be used to fill this tank. It has a 100psi limit. It fills with a common bike valve tip. Your question is stated in a way that suggest you're asking if the tank can be filled with a 'manual' air compressor or, more commonly referred to as a tire pump. If so, It may be possible to do that but, finding a hand operated tire pump that could handle 100psi, is doubtful.
1581934
No. As previously stated, even the very best garage type of compressor only gets up to maybe 500PSI. So options are: special hand pump $120-300, scuba tank with adapter (used $150, new $250), paint ball tanks with adapters ($200-up), special carbon fiber 4500psi tanks for PC rifles ($300-way up), Used SCBA carbon fiber fireman tank with adapters ($200+) which is what I did (actually finished around $120, but I got lucky and built the stainless adapter myself). BUT, once you have an air source, you have almost unlimited, dirt cheap, super accurate shooting fun!
1511983
Yes but you will need a large enough air compressor. You can get it with a 2.5 gal tank but you will have to let it catch back up after each lug nut and at that point is just as fast with a tire iron. But if you have a good sized compressor it works great.
1832866
Yes, without a compressor this would be just an expensive can. A compressor provides the air pressure to make this a "pressure feed spray gun".Alan
1347035
I think you would need more like 50+ PSI and a fairly large amount of air, like a huge compressor that can sustain constant running. But for the money this item is well worth it.
1253350
No but the issue is with the regulator. Turn it to a low pressure then to a high pressure. If the compressor still keeps running your regulator is bad.
1268304
No, unless you have a great deal of time on hand. This compressor has a very slow recovery rate even when plugged in. I t is not intended for that purpose.
450016
I would suggest a little bigger compressor. 3gal will function but it may run more than you would like
2014513
Yes, you can use an air compressor, but don't exceed the maximum suggested psi.
785827
I have a DeWalt Emglo 4.5 gal. 5.4 scfm compressor that will go to 200 psi in the tanks. It is on wheels and works great!
1591368
we use a small tank compressor that get up to 60 lbs pressure. It is a light weight one that I can carry around my sewing room.
2192965
No compressor required. if you're going go you a sprayer every day you would need a commercial model . i blew up three of these in one year.
2260007
Does not need an air compressor. Can be used right from the box. However, I am a Lady and I found the item to be very heavy and awkward to use. Tires the arm! So, if you have a lot of spraying to do, you might want to take the weight of the item into consideration. Simple to operate, it's true, but I am not looking forward to my next spraying project only because of the weight of the item. Jean D.
1918893
yes, but it must be a High pressure industrial duty air compressor. Just like the ones used to fill scuba tanks. Generally not available to the public.
2060534
I run it with a regular compressor. But you might want a holding tank if you are going to use it alot. Its pretty taxing on the smaller compressors.
1744122
This runs on compressed air. It does need a pretty large compressor (or at least one with a large buffer tank) to make good use of it, but I do find it to be effective. With a small compressor, this will be not terribly useful.
1759019
i would definitely use a pump or compressor. it is possible by mouth but that would take a while, depending on how much air you have. lol