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Rolair (The Bull) 2-HP 4.3-Gallon Contractor Twin Stack Air Compressor

Name: Rolair (The Bull) 2-HP 4.3-Gallon Contractor Twin Stack Air Compressor
Brand: Rolair
SKU: 7261
Price: 346.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Model:

FC2002

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Rolair (The Bull) 2-HP 4.3-Gallon Contractor Twin Stack Air Compressor

Model: FC2002

$346.00

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Required Accessories 9

These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.

Optional Accessories 10

Features

Grade

Contractor

Style

Twin Stack

CFM

4.1

Tank Size

4

2 HP 3400 RPM Motor
Heavy duty, industrial grade 115V motor stands up to frequent use
Ball bearings provide greater durability
Contractor-Grade Single Stage Pump
Durable stainless reed valves & cast iron cylinder last longer
Ball bearings, filter/silencer, & splash lube run smooth & quiet
Overload Protected With Manual Reset
Protects the air compressor, lets you get back to work quickly
Portable & Powerful 95-125 PSI Operating Pressure
Puts out 4.1 CFM @ 90 PSI
Easy to transport at 62 pounds
Built-In Regulator With Gauge
Lets you adjust the air line pressure accurately
Safety relief valve protects you in case of overload
Factory Tested 4.3 Gallon Air Tank
12 oz. crankcase is pre-filled with oil; arrives ready to work
1/4" air outlet; coupler not included
Continuous Duty Cycle
Handles the demands of a 100% duty cycle
Ball valve drain for easy maintenance

California residents see

Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead which is known to the State of California to cause Developmental Harm.

For more information go to: www.p65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

FC2002

General Information

Product Category

Air Compressor - Portable

Motor

Voltage

115 Volt AC

Phase

1-Phase

dBA

Magnetic Starter

Amp Draw

14.6

Engine

Pump

CFM

4.1

CFM Rated @

90 PSI

CFM @ 40 PSI

5.4

Pump Material

Aluminum w/ Cast Iron Sleeve

Max PSI

125 PSI

Oil Sight Glass

Pump Type

Single-Stage

After Cooler

Pump Drive

Direct Drive

Oil Type

Oil Lubricated

Oil System

Splash Lubricated

Pump Low Oil Shut-off

Tank

Tank Size

4 Gallons

Tank Outlet

1/4 Inch

Electronic Drain Valve

Tank Orientation

Horizontal

Accessories

Pressure Gauge

Yes

Air Dryer

Overview

Product Category

Air Compressor - Portable

Weight

62 Pounds

Consumer Warranty

1 Year

Product Length

20 Inches

Product Width

15 Inches

Product Height

17 Inches

Power Type

Electric

UPC

662865416510

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What oil is recommended for this compressor?

Richard P.

from Texas

May 09, 2018

Will this compressor run a 3/8" impact gun?

Charles Jenkins

from Florida

April 26, 2016

Answer

An air tool requires air flow to work.

Think of a windmill. A slight breeze lacks the power to turn the blades. However, a hurricane-force wind can generate substantial power.

Some air tools consume more air than others. Nailers and staplers require a puff of air. Sandblasters and sanders need massive gusts.

So, you basically want to know how fast the air comes out of the compressor. The air flow is measured in Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM). The greater the flow -- the greater the power.

You simply select an air compressor that exceeds the CFM of your most powerful air tool. If the flow isn’t strong enough, the air tool simply won’t perform properly.
We recommend sizing the compressor 1.25-1.5 times the CFM of your tool for continuous operation. If the compressor does not produce enough air volume, CFM, then the pressure will drop.
Reciprocating (Piston) compressors are not designed for continuous or 100% duty cycle. The compressor will cycle off & on if it is sized correctly.
Some air tool manufacturers state a minimum CFM & a much larger working CFM specification. Use the working and/or continuous CFM rating when sizing the air compressor.

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August 16, 2014