Čtyřpístový kompresor A9000

Four-Piston A9000 Compressor

A compressor for modeling spray work with four pistons. More pistons mean a higher air flow at lower revolutions, so the compressor keeps up with more demanding work and does not have to run at the limit of its capability; in practice this can usually be heard as less noise, and it shows in a longer service life. The particular specifications, that is the output, the maximum pressure, the tank volume and the noise level, are not stated here, because the manufacturer does not specify them in the accompanying data; please check them before buying if they matter to you.

Use

• a continuous source of air for one or two airbrushes
• work with larger areas and thicker paints
• spraying varnishes, where steady pressure is needed
• work in which a smaller compressor would run without a break

With a compressor it is its equipment that matters more than the output itself: a pressure regulator with a gauge, a water trap and, on larger machines, a tank that evens out the pulsation. If a compressor has no tank, the pulsation will show in the spray pattern, and above all at low pressure and in fine work.

Who it is for

For modelers who spray regularly and want a reserve of output, and for those who work with thicker paints or with large models. For occasional painting of figures a smaller and quieter machine will do. Check the hose and the quick couplings against the connection of your own airbrush, because the threads differ between manufacturers.

Stand the compressor on a stable surface, do not cover the ventilation openings and ventilate the room while working with paints and thinners. After work, drain the condensate if the machine is fitted with a tank.