1 Year How much air does it take to power this pressure blaster? The air required is determined by the Nozzle size alone. The 3/32" Nozzle (22012) requires 7 cfm at 80 psi, the 1/8" nozzle requires 15 cfm at 80 psi, the 5/32" nozzle requires 25 cfm at 80 psi etc.

110-lb.-capacity Professional Abrasive Blaster
Two 1/8" Nozzles (each needs 15 cfm at 80 psi)
3/32" Nozzle (needs 7 cfm at 80 psi)
10' long, 1/2"-I.D. Abrasive Hose with automatic shut-off deadman valve
3 Seal Blocks
Top-loading, ASME-certified, pressure-tested Tank
Pressure Gauge
Blast Hood
Instructions

WARNING: Blasting emits abrasive under pressure. Adequate respiratory, eye and body protection must be worn during use. Inhalation of silica particles can cause cancer and other deadly diseases. Wear NIOSH-approved respiratory protection during operation. 22007A Deadman Valve Seal Blocks, Pack of 3
22012 Ceramic Nozzle, 3/32"
22013 Ceramic Nozzle, 1/8"
22015 Ceramic Nozzle, 3/16"
22016 Ceramic Nozzle, 1/4"
22017 Ceramic Nozzle, 5/16"
22005 Pull-Up Plunger Gasket

This Pressure Blaster is ideal for cleaning larger parts that do not easily fit into a blast cabinet. The 90-psi pressure behind the abrasive, combined with the siphoning action at the bottom of the tank, delivers an aggressive blast that quickly removes paint and rust. Pressure blasters are many times faster to use than siphon blasters. To minimize the likelihood of distorting sheet metal, reduce pressure to 80 psi, increase gun distance at 45 degrees to the surface. Be sure to wear all appropriate safety equipment.