The Compressor

All pneumatic tools rely on compressors to provide them with high-pressure air to operate. Compressors come in various sizes depending on your needs and levels of use.

Consult a Chamberlain professional to help determine what the ideal size is for your needs.

Managing your Compressor

Ensure optimal performance by always checking the oil level on your compressor. To do this, look at the oil indicator, the oil level should be on the red line.

Then check for any air leaks around tools and connected hoses.

Lastly, check and exchange your air filters monthly.

Pressure and outlet gauges

You can adjust the intake of air into your compressor by adjusting the red knob above the air intake gauge.

You can also control the pressure of air going into your tools.

Lastly, there is an air release valve at the bottom that you can open after use to release any moisture that may have built up helping to avoid corrosion.

Pressure and outlet gauges

You can adjust the intake of air into your compressor by adjusting the red knob above the air intake gauge.

You can also control the pressure of air going into your tools.

Lastly, there is an air release valve at the bottom that you can open after use to release any moisture that may have built up helping to avoid corrosion.

Type of tools

Depending on the job at hand, you can put your compressor to work with attachments such as nail guns, spray guns and staple guns. It is important to set the pressure to the required level based on the tool.

Safety

Last but certainly not least, we recommend always using the proper safety equipment.

Safety glasses, ear muffs as well as dust masks are essential to protect yourself when operating loud machinery like compressors.