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SILVER encapsulated rotary screw compressors
Power Requirements :208/240460/575V / 60Hz / 3Ph
Power Output / CFM:47.3 CFM @ 145 PSI
Horse Power:15Hp
Dimensions:58 x 25 x 57
Weight:800 Lbs.
Tank Capacity:70 Gal.
Max Pressure PSI / Bar :145 PSI
10 Bar
Output Power:11 KW
Noise Level:68 db/A
Connection:1/2"
- Canon 7D
- Tamron 90mm macro f/2,8
- One 430EX and Yonguno flash throught 2 cheap ebay's softbox on both side of the watch.
I don't really know what to call this thing, but it's an indicator on my Mark Bass ta501 amplifier. It shows how much load there is on the built inn tubecompressor. Anyway, it looks really cool
This is an old compressor/generator on a built-in trailer that was used to power the air drills for drilling into the granite of the mountain. It is located way up in the bowl above the Gold Cord Mine and above the Elevation cabin.
I spent most of the day waiting and watching while workmen spent time getting my two new air conditioning and heating systems installed. This included using a crane to lift the two compressor units onto the (high) roof as well as bringing the old (dead) compressors down. It's in the 90's now and I will be really happy to have some air conditioning soon. For now I am holed up in a hotel.
but i really am in need of it again as more projects are on the way.
While i asked way too much out of this unit , my hat is off
for this product as it wasn't rated for sandblasting.
It did a great job with restoring small railroad signal parts
mostly Style D semaphore lamps .
the total of those lamps restored a total of 12.
Two dwarf mechanical signals
and a few other odd and ends .
So im happy of what it did till its unwanted death.
So im going to try to bring it back for a few more things
and wait for a professional sandblasting rig.
which a good one will run 5-8k .