What air compressor do you guys use?
10-26-2016, 01:48 PM
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I spent months looking for a high quality, simple to use, compact, rechargeable field compressor. The result, our DMP "Perfect Field Compressor"
It comes with an internal battery for use on the go and it has a AC charger and DC aux power / charging cord for field charging. This small, lightweight pump includes a digital pressure display and has a programmable auto shut-off feature; set shutoff setting to desired tank pressure and pump will stop when programmed pressure setting is reached.
It comes with an internal battery for use on the go and it has a AC charger and DC aux power / charging cord for field charging. This small, lightweight pump includes a digital pressure display and has a programmable auto shut-off feature; set shutoff setting to desired tank pressure and pump will stop when programmed pressure setting is reached.
10-27-2016, 03:32 PM
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orthobird (10-08-2020)
10-08-2020, 12:00 PM
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I was using the craftsman handheld (gun type) for a few years but the quality is not what craftsman used to be. The screen would flake out all the time and now the battery won't take a charge. Instead of buying more batteries for it I just bought a Ryobi unit. It is similar in type, gun style. Works great and I have many many Ryobi 18v batteries.
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10-09-2020, 04:30 AM
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I have the older Ryobi with an analog gauge. One nice thing is you can buy adaptors on amazon, so i can use my 20v dewalt batteries with the ryobi air compressor. Also bought them to use my older 12v tools with the 20v batteries... new lease on life for them as well
