VEVOR
VEVOR Air Compressor 4.6 Gal 1HP 2.2 CFM@90 PSI 120 PSI Max 80 dB Oil-Free Steel Tank
A 4.6-gallon oil-free steel tank delivers 2.2 CFM at 90 PSI with a maximum pressure of 120 PSI while running at 80 dB
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width15.35
- 6-gallon steel tank stores enough air for extended tool runs
- 2 CFM at 90 PSI delivers fast inflation and steady pneumatic power
- 1 HP 650 W motor reaches 3300 rpm for quick pressure recovery
- 80 dB operation keeps the workspace quieter during prolonged use
- Oil-free pump eliminates oil changes and reduces maintenance downtime
4.6 Gallon Oil-Free Compressor
This 4.6 gallon steel-tank compressor delivers 2.2 CFM at 90 PSI from a 650 W oil-free motor running at 3300 rpm. It suits DIY users and light trade tasks such as tire inflation, nail guns, spray painting and pneumatic screwdriving where portable air is needed.
80 dB Quiet Operation at 120 PSI Max
The unit reaches a maximum pressure of 120 PSI while running at 80 dB thanks to a multi-layer silencer with a thickened cover, rubber muffler pipe and filter cotton. Oil-free design eliminates lubrication maintenance and reduces the risk of oil contamination in the air line.
Dual G1/4 Filters and Intake Protection
The package includes two G1/4 plastic-shell air filters that fit the compressor outlets directly. A high-temperature silicone intake pipe wrapped in stainless-steel braided mesh resists heat and corrosion, extending pump life without extra accessories.
Highlights
- 6-gallon steel tank stores enough air for extended tool runs
- 2 CFM at 90 PSI delivers fast inflation and steady pneumatic power
- 1 HP 650 W motor reaches 3300 rpm for quick pressure recovery
- 80 dB operation keeps the workspace quieter during prolonged use
- Oil-free pump eliminates oil changes and reduces maintenance downtime
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 15.35 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the air filters and where do they connect on the compressor?
Screw the two G1/4 plastic shell air filters into the intake ports on the pump head; the step people miss is tightening them by hand only, as over-torquing with a wrench cracks the plastic housing.
What maintenance will the oil-free pump and intake system need over time?
The oil-free pump requires no lubrication; periodically inspect the silicone intake pipe and stainless steel braided mesh for cracks or corrosion, and replace the G1/4 air filters when the filter cotton becomes clogged with dust.
At what point does the 4.6 gallon tank pressure drop during continuous use with a 2.2 CFM tool?
With a 2.2 CFM @ 90 PSI delivery rate, the 18 L tank will fall below 90 PSI once the tool demand exceeds that flow, causing the 1 HP motor to cycle on at the 120 PSI max cut-in pressure.
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