accessories for my air compressor?
Hi,
I'm juta dumb homeowner, so please be patient & excuse any ignorane on my part. I use my handy-dandy Craftsman 150psi air compressor for lotsa things around the house. I'm wondering if anyone makes attachment to: 1) allow it to run a light-duty liquid pump - for pumping small quantities of water or whatever. 2) turn the compressor into a reasonably-powered vacuum pump - for "dry" applcations like evacuationg a/c systems or watever. I'm sure I've seen these accessories before, but now that I need 'em of course I can't find 'em.Anyhelp will be MUCH appreciated! best, JohnB |
accessories for my air compressor?
"johnnyzero" wrote in message 1) allow it to run a light-duty liquid pump - for pumping small quantities of water or whatever. Yes, I've seen them. The one in particular I saw was not very impressive and an electric ump would have been better. 2) turn the compressor into a reasonably-powered vacuum pump - for "dry" applcations like evacuationg a/c systems or watever. No, it would no draw a very good vacuum. |
accessories for my air compressor?
On 7 May 2006 20:06:31 -0700, "johnnyzero"
wrote: Hi, I'm juta dumb homeowner, so please be patient & excuse any ignorane on my part. I use my handy-dandy Craftsman 150psi air compressor for lotsa things around the house. I'm wondering if anyone makes attachment to: 1) allow it to run a light-duty liquid pump - for pumping small quantities of water or whatever. 2) turn the compressor into a reasonably-powered vacuum pump - for "dry" applcations like evacuationg a/c systems or watever. I'm sure I've seen these accessories before, but now that I need 'em of course I can't find 'em.Anyhelp will be MUCH appreciated! best, JohnB 1. Google venturi vacuum pump 2. Pressure is not the controlling factor. You will need the cfm to back it up. You efficiency will suck do to the multiple power conversions plus a relatively low efficiency vacuum creation. |
accessories for my air compressor?
johnnyzero writes:
2) turn the compressor into a reasonably-powered vacuum pump - for "dry" applcations like evacuationg a/c systems or watever. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=3952 http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=92475 These work well but not clear if your compressor provides enough CFM. http://www.truetex.com/aircompressors.htm You don't need a great vacuum pump for HVAC if you rinse it a few times. |
accessories for my air compressor?
I believe, but am not sure, that the vacuum that the Harbor Freight
units can pull, 28.3", is totally inadequate to properly evacuate an A/C system. Take a look at the Temp, " Hg., micron chart at http://www.robinair.com/acsolutions/...m/acvacuum.php A good vacuum pump is in the double-triple digits of microns Ignoramus19605 wrote: You can buy a $14 venturi vacuum pump from Harbor Freight, although I would not recommend it. Real vacuum pumps can be bought for not too much. I bought my Sargent Welch Duo Seal for $39. i On 7 May 2006 20:06:31 -0700, johnnyzero wrote: Hi, I'm juta dumb homeowner, so please be patient & excuse any ignorane on my part. I use my handy-dandy Craftsman 150psi air compressor for lotsa things around the house. I'm wondering if anyone makes attachment to: 1) allow it to run a light-duty liquid pump - for pumping small quantities of water or whatever. 2) turn the compressor into a reasonably-powered vacuum pump - for "dry" applcations like evacuationg a/c systems or watever. I'm sure I've seen these accessories before, but now that I need 'em of course I can't find 'em.Anyhelp will be MUCH appreciated! best, JohnB |
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