Showing posts with label sanborn magna force air compressor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sanborn magna force air compressor. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

T-Type Wall Mount, For ARO 1500 Series

T-Type Wall Mount, For ARO 1500 Series
  • General Purpose

T-Type Wall Mount for the Ingersol Rand 1500 series regulators and filters was the perfect accessory for mounting my components together. Assembles easily and mounts with normal wood or drywall fasteners. IR should provide better access to the list of accessories for these compresssed air components.

Monday, July 15, 2013

New 1/4" ASME Safety relief Valve 165 PSI American made

New 1/4' ASME Safety relief Valve 165 PSI American made
  • 1/4" Safety Valve 151 SCFM - 165 PSI
  • Free Shipping
  • 51 mm Tall x 17.5 hex
  • ASME Certified & stamped w/ UV & UB stamps

Replaced mine that was on my compressor because it would blow too soon before my max psi was met on the actual tank (very annoying) with this one. Very niec quality. Made in USA.

Nuff said.

Buy New 1/4" ASME Safety relief Valve 165 PSI American made Now

I have a cheap compressor that must be at least twenty five years old. Lately it would build up pressure to about 90psi and then the valve would blow, so it was pretty useless. This valve fixed that. Now the compressor builds up to around 160psi and stays there until I need the air. I expect the compressor will go another twenty years now. I like the fact that the valve is American made, too. Not that that makes it any better, but it's good to know the money I spent is staying here instead of 98% of it going to brokers, middlemen and distributors with three cents going to the Chinese worker who made the valve. The price was fair, too, and the shipping quick (and free).

Friday, June 14, 2013

Amflo (AMF201) BLOW GUN,RUBBER TIP

Amflo BLOW GUN,RUBBER TIP
  • Sold Individually

The photo is not that of a blow gun, rubber tipped or otherwise. A blow gun has a hand release lever and a tube leading to the rubber nozzle. The photo looks like some sort of gasket or grommet, totally unrelated. To err is human.

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