Binks
Binks 83C-221 2.8 gal Pressure Tank
2.8 gal steel pressure tank feeds spray guns at up to 80 psi with dual regulators and direct-drive agitator
- ColorTransparent
- 8 gal capacity handles larger spray jobs
- 80 psi max pressure delivers consistent atomisation
- Direct-drive agitator keeps material mixed during use
- Dual regulators allow independent fluid and air control
- 1/4 in and 3/8 in NPS fittings suit standard spray guns
2.8 gal Pressure Tank for Spray Guns
The Binks 83C-221 is a 2.8 gal steel pressure tank designed for use with pressure-feed spray guns. It supplies a steady flow of coating material to the gun, making it suitable for professional painters and finishers who need uninterrupted spraying over larger surfaces.
Upgrade from gravity or suction cups
Replacing a gravity-feed cup or suction-feed container with this tank removes the need for frequent refills and keeps the spray gun lighter in hand. The jump is worth it when jobs require continuous coverage without stopping to top up a small cup.
Connects to standard shop air and fluid lines
The tank uses a 1/4 in NPS air connector and a 3/8 in NPS (F) paint connector, so it fits common compressed-air and fluid hoses. Two included regulators let you set atomising and tank pressure independently up to 80 psi, while the direct-drive agitator keeps material mixed without extra hardware.
Highlights
- 8 gal capacity handles larger spray jobs
- 80 psi max pressure delivers consistent atomisation
- Direct-drive agitator keeps material mixed during use
- Dual regulators allow independent fluid and air control
- 1/4 in and 3/8 in NPS fittings suit standard spray guns
Specifications
| Brand | BINKS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What air-line and paint-line fittings does the 83C-221 use?
The tank has a 1/4 in NPS air connector and a 3/8 in NPS female paint connector.
How do you set up the direct-drive agitator and dual regulators without over-pressurising the pot?
Connect the air supply, set the tank regulator below 80 psi, then adjust the gun regulator; start the agitator only after pressure is stable.
Which parts of the 2.8 gal steel vessel need periodic inspection or replacement?
Check the lid gasket, agitator shaft seal and both regulator diaphragms; replace any that show wear or leakage.
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