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4.
The compressor has a tank which can store compressed air before delivery to the
airbrush (or other air tools). The advantages of the tank are as follows:
a. Tanks provide a reservoir of pressurized air that you can draw from while you're
spraying.
b. You can draw air at a regulated pressure from the tank instead of the average
pressure of the piston cylinders.
c. Because you are drawing air from the tank you are eliminating the tiny pulsation
in the air supply caused by the physical motion of pistons pressurizing air.
d. The life of the compressor motor increases because it pumps air as the tank
needs it instead of always being on.
e. The tank helps to eliminate moisture from the air.
4. Notice:
1.
The users should choose the right air compressor with suitable air flow and
pressure according to the actual work requirement.
2.
Before connecting the compressor, check that the main voltage complies with the
electrical characteristics of the motor.
3.
Please follow local electrical and safety rules. Electric plug must be grounded.
4.
Never leave the compressor exposed to dust, acids, vapors, explosive or flammable
gasses, or atmospheric agents (rain, sun, fog, snow).
5.
The vacuum pump must be used in suitable environments (well-ventilated, with an
ambient temperature b41F and +104F )
6.
Never use the compressor in your bare feet or with wet hands or feet.
7.
Never allow children to touch the working compressor or insert objects into the
machine. It can cause scalding or an electric shock.
8.
Do not open or tamper with any part of the compressor.
9.
When the compressor will not be used for a long time, open the water drain valve
under the tank. Store the compressor in a well ventilated and dry place.
a.
Handle
b.
Airbrush holder
c.
Pressure regulator
d.
Pressure gauge
e.
Air outlet
f.
Water release valve
Double switch:
Switch 1: Auto stop at 57 PSI
Switch 2: Max pressure at 87 PSI
