Designed as the ideal workshop bundle, the AS118 Sandblaster and AI303 In Line Air Filter Bundle (Pack of 1) provides the quality and dependability you require to achieve quality results in the automotive, garage, industrial, and do-it-yourself industries.
With the AS118 Blue Sandblaster Kit, you can start sand blasting right out of the box because it comes with a 1/4″ NPT quick connector, user manual, and media guide, making it simple to get started.
Air compressor filter that is both dependable and adaptable. The AI303 Air Compressor Filter Oil Water Separator outperforms the competition in terms of performance by ensuring that any air tool operates with clean air. It is compatible with all makes and models of air compressors and air tools, regardless of their manufacturer. It has a 1/4 inch female air inlet and a 1/4 inch male air inlet, and it has an operating pressure of 90 pounds per square inch. It can be used as a permanent plasma cutter filter, as a plasma cutter air filter, and as an air compressor filter.
This is the ideal bundle for any sandblasting activity. For Soda Blaster protection, only clean and moisture-free air with an AI303 filter should be used.
Make your performance more powerful and achieve only the best possible work results with this bundle of tools.
Bundle includes the AS118 Sandblaster and the AI303 In Line Air Filter (Pack of 1. Using the AS118 Sandblaster and the AI303 In Line Air Filter Bundle together allows you to be more flexible with your project planning and execution. There are two items included in this package: one AS118 Sand Blaster and one AI303 Air Compressor Filter. In any sandblasting operation, it is critical to use clean and dry air to ensure the best results. By effectively filtering oil, dirt, and moisture from the air, you can avoid air bursts caused by dirty air and keep your sandblaster in good working order. The filter is extremely simple to clean because of the push button drain valve. With the AS118 sandblaster and filter bundle, you can enjoy sandblasting.
In spite of the fact that my compressor was capable of producing 2.4 CFM at 90 PS at maximum pressure, it was unable to effectively blast the paint off some steel brackets. I expected it to be on the verge of being powerful enough, but I was wrong.
