Does this filter work on a 60 gal air compressor?
1791650
I have it hooked up to my sandblast cabinet and it works well. It is very small in size but takes care of the condensation.
1791651
I don't see why it wouldn't. Is there something more specific you wanted to know?
1791652
yes it would... you would probably need to clean the filter more often if you use a lot of air... that is a big tank and this is a small filter but it would work... personally I would get a bigger one if I had a 60 gallon tank...
1791653
This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I doubt you'll have issues with that This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I... » Read More This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I doubt you'll have issues with that « Show Less
1791654
These should be sized by how much air you use. This is a small unit sized for one device . For a whole 60gal system I would look at the 1/2" or better
1346165
I'm not sure but I don't see why it wouldn't. It works fine on my air compressor though.....
549775
I'm not really sure, but I think it does, Mine is a canister yours is an upright, If I were you I would look for the part number ( written on the filter itself ) and start from there.sorry.
645533
From the link included in this question, I would say yes, it does. That filter container looks exactly like mine.
826487
Not near my compressor so I can't check. It should. if it doesn't fit, any hardware store should have fittings that can be used to make it fit. I had to use one to allow the airbrush hose fit to the gauge.
2111423
Yes it should if it's at least a 1/6 hp as they recommend... I have a 1 hp 3 gallon compressor...and you can regulate the pressure.... if the hose does not fit on your compressor ... you can buy an adapter at any hardware store...
90187
Yes, I was skeptical that it would fit on an air compressor, but it seems to work fine. I use this to get my stand up paddle boards nice and firm. You just have to insert the end of the air compressor into the top of the air daddy and hold it there, then I press the bottom against an adaptor that is attached to my SUP, and it adds air just fine. If I lose focus it can slip out of place, but it's not really difficult to hold it all in line.
1918893
yes, but it must be a High pressure industrial duty air compressor. Just like the ones used to fill scuba tanks. Generally not available to the public.
1687259
Yes will work because I am useing it with ARB compressor with 150 psi of pressure
10371
No bigger than the tank is it will probably work but it will run all the time. Also depends on the cfm (cubic feet per minute) but with 6 gallon of air reserved when the level drops on the air tank size of 6 gallon the compressor will kick on so heavey duty cleaning/blowing will run out of air in the tank pretty quickly. also depends on how high you have the copressor line side set to, 120 PSI is probably maximum it will run out of air pretty quickly and constant blowing will not be able to substain itself very long.
1422551
Yes it should. This filter is very sufficient in how it filters water hourly...there isn't a catch when you're buying online. This is a great deal.
181226
Don't know the answer, but I recommend you do not buy this air compressor. Mine failed (motor burned out) after only using it three times. Please read my one star review on Amazon.
488446
Don't know for certain because not enough info on your particular float. The compressor comes with 4 adapters that should inflate about anything. You may find this tutorial on YouTube helpful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJePZ0YWvJE
272287
Unfortunately not. A quick search from the Shop-Vac web site show that the 5895100 uses a larger canister type filter. You can go to this link and find more info: http://www.shopvac.com/pdf/parts-lists/589-51-00.pdf
130523
I do not know. My daughter set up my filter. I can tell you that after one summer, the vacuum system is not working. Contact the pump dealer to ask your questions. That is what my daughter did. I'm not happy with the system right now.
1794352
I am fairly certain that it does. My service technician told me which filter to buy for my unit and that is the one I purchased and it was installed.
1861601
I switched from an otw filter to a sponge for my 10gal tank. It works even better! Surely there must be an appropriate sponge for your 60 gal.