What is pressure limitation? Is 150 psi too high? Thanks
1749482
This will handle 150 psi. That's the max pressure on my air compressor and I haven't had any issues. If there were to be any issues with pressure, the hose would probably burst before this would break.
1749483
Per the Milton Industries web site (miltonindustries.com), the maximum pressure is 150 PSI. To find this, you must download their catalog, search for "693", and then you will find this and other similar items, all with a listed maximum of 150 PSI.
1749484
EXPLOSION HAZARD!! This is a high quality tool which will easily handle 150 psi, but over inflating a tire is extremely dangerous. Many people have been killed or injured when the stored energy in a tire/rim assembly was released suddenly by the failure of one or the other."Warning: Sealing type chucks are for use on Milton Inflator Gauges" This is a quote from the product description. The point is that a tire chuck that locks/fastens onto a tire valve should never be used without a valve that will shut off when released by the operator or a pressure limiting device. This may not apply to small tire inflation compressors. Check the instructions. Bill Cook - Former ASE Certified Master Automotive Technician EXPLOSION HAZARD!! This is a high quality tool which will easily handle 150 psi, but over inflating a tire is extremely dangerous. Many people have been killed or injured when the stored energy in a tire/rim assembly was released suddenly by the failure of one or the other."Warning: Sealing type chucks are for use on Milton Inflator Gauges" This is a quote from the product description. The point is that a tire chuck that locks/fastens onto a tire valve should never be used without a valve that will shut off when released by the operator or a pressure limiting device.... » Read More EXPLOSION HAZARD!! This is a high quality tool which will easily handle 150 psi, but over inflating a tire is extremely dangerous. Many people have been killed or injured when the stored energy in a tire/rim assembly was released suddenly by the failure of one or the other."Warning: Sealing type chucks are for use on Milton Inflator Gauges" This is a quote from the product description. The point is that a tire chuck that locks/fastens onto a tire valve should never be used without a valve that will shut off when released by the operator or a pressure limiting device. This may not apply to small tire inflation compressors. Check the instructions. Bill Cook - Former ASE Certified Master Automotive Technician « Show Less
1657084
There is a minimum pressure of 30 psi because of the thin sidewalls. The maximum is 70 psi , but I max at 60 due to the less than smooth roads I must commute over.
1188102
The maximum PSI=150. It is printed on the body of the "Inflator". The guage also indicates 150 psi. I only used it to 65 psi.
512230
I don't know the max pressure but anything under 100 psi should be OK. The readout will read up to 999 gallons.
1392725
The built in pressure regulator is set for between 135 and 150 psi. It is not adjustable.
1891622
It all depends on what his air compressor puts out. I would say 150 psi he wouldn't have a problem.
1138648
Although my response is a year after the initial inquiry ( Big Mike and Heads Up have provided good answers) let me add this which I gleaned today from McCulloch's website. The maximum pressure of the 1275 is about 3 bar (~43psi) whereas the 1375 provides up to 4 bar (~58psi).
1392724
150 PSI per the manual and there is a built in pressure switch that opens at 150 psi. I have not installed mine yet, but basing this on the owners manual, hope that helps!
1157512
If you mean to adjust the output pressure to 80 to 100 psi, then it would depend on the input pressure being that high. 65 psi is the max pressure recommended by RV manufacturers and that is only on units made in about the last 10 years. 45 to 50 for older rigs. The highest line pressure in any RV park I have seen in my cross country travels so far has been 80 psi, and most parks with pressures above 60 psi will let you know so you can use a regulator. So this unit will adjust to around 90 psi if the line pressure is that high, but this unit is intended for RV use, so using on a system with higher flow capacities than what RV's have would result in a significant flow restriction thru the regulator. If you mean to adjust the output pressure to 80 to 100 psi, then it would depend on the input pressure being that high. 65 psi is the max pressure recommended by RV manufacturers and that is only on units made in about the last 10 years. 45 to 50 for older rigs. The highest line pressure in any RV park I have seen in my cross country travels so far has been 80 psi, and most parks with pressures above 60 psi will let you know so you can use a regulator. So this unit will adjust to around 90 psi if the line pressure is that high, but this unit is intended for RV use, so using on a system with... » Read More If you mean to adjust the output pressure to 80 to 100 psi, then it would depend on the input pressure being that high. 65 psi is the max pressure recommended by RV manufacturers and that is only on units made in about the last 10 years. 45 to 50 for older rigs. The highest line pressure in any RV park I have seen in my cross country travels so far has been 80 psi, and most parks with pressures above 60 psi will let you know so you can use a regulator. So this unit will adjust to around 90 psi if the line pressure is that high, but this unit is intended for RV use, so using on a system with higher flow capacities than what RV's have would result in a significant flow restriction thru the regulator. « Show Less
2070520
70-75 psi seems to work well. more pressure does not appear to have any greater effect. Hands down, one of the best purchases I have made in some time. I only use 110 volts. It has been more than adequate for my needs.
493632
I ran mine at 90 psi with a 150psi tank. Fired fine until tank pressure got below 40psi.
1651503
There are charts to look at. My read says a size 2 at 1.3 gal per min will give 1500 psi. Look for yourself. The 3 will work but give a lower pressure.
2111305
The Range from 90 to 120 is pretty normal for most air tools. I would dial it down to 115 PSI at the highest end. More pressure is unnecessary, and may prematurely ware out the tool. I personally set my compressor to 90 PSI and only step it up in 10 pound increments if I need more power. If the tool you are using starts having problems that force you to crank up the pressure, then chances are there is more wrong then low pressure on the tool, especially if you increase the pressure beyond the recommended range. Never do that.
1823320
I have the system In my truck and can inflate to 80 psi if needed. I never go over 60 psi.that amount of pressure makes the ride super stiff
1570776
When i had mine installed the well man explained how the whole thing worked but that was a while back and I've forgot. He did set the PSI for a Max of 70 on mine. I do remember him saying something about setting it too high also. You can probably call your well man and he can explain it. Hope this helps.
261639
I see no minimum, but the instruction booklet says there is a maximum of 60 psi.
1480534
yes, the low side pressure gauge goes up to 300 psi, but that is only to help the service tech to use as a reference because it shouldnt exceed around 175 psi on most applications..the high side gauge goes in the thousands, which should be an indicator to how to operate..