Porter-Cable C2002-WK Oil-Free UMC Pancake Compressor with 13-Piece Accessory Kit

Porter-Cable C2002-WK Oil-Free UMC Pancake Compressor with 13-Piece Accessory Kit

Product ID: B000N5UHK0 Review Rating: List Price: $317.77 Discount: Special Offer !!! This highly portable oil free pancake-style air compressor packs a punch with an induction motor that provides improved performance and extended life, whether you're filling tires or firing a nailer. Complete with a soft-start motor, the C2002-WK can easily run off of normal household circuits and is able to run at 3.5 SCFM for faster recharge of its 6-gallon tank. The motor features replaceable brushes in order to extend motor life and 150 PSI max pressure to allow for extended run time. It also includes 120 PSI cut-in pressure that provides 30 PSI "Bonus Air" and High-Flo air regulator to protect against a large pressure drop. The C2002-WK includes a 13-Piece Accessory Kit with a 25-foot nylon hose, blow gun and attachments, tire chuck, tire gauge, quick coupler, plugs and Teflon tape.

Product Features 150 psi max tank pressure stores more air in the tank for longer tool runtimes, 2.6 SCFM at 90 psi allows for quick compressor recovery time, per ISO1217 Air coupler and plug are factory installed on the air hose to save user labor and to prevent leaks 6 gal Pancake style tank for stability, includes water drain valve and rubber feet Low Amp 120-volt motor starts easily in cold weather or with extension cord Durable oil-free pump for long life and no maintenance; Shroud, handle and console cover protects vital components, makes unit easier to carry and includes cord wrap

This review is from customer
Porter-Cable C2002-WK Pancake Compressor is light, portable, and good for finish nailing. Got it today opened it up and ran it no leaks. C2002-WK fills up fast and is much quiter than my 13 gal Huskey. I am a DIY carpenter/furniture maker. Great for nail guns 16 and 18 guage. I am replacing a CO2 driven regulator that failed on 5 different ocasions. (Good concept, poor engineering) I have had many Porter products for over 10 years (framing nailer, 18 gauge brad nailer, and a tigersaw) and not one has failed me yet. Pressurized systems are very difficult to make due to leaking and overheating and you have to go with a company who has been doing it for years.