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07-07-2009, 10:28 AM | #1 |
Old Duffer
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Maine
Posts: 1,822
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Rapid Air Products
Saw a spot on one of the Saturday morning Speed Channel shows for an easily installed shop air expansion system. I wanted to have a couple more air line drops in my shop because I was tired of dragging around one hose to several areas. The shop isn't that big, but a couple of strategically placed drops would definately be a plus.
I bought the "Master System" which includes a manifold block, two junction boxes, two drain valves, two quick connects, a hand full of fittings, and 100' of plastic air line rated to 150 psig. The only thing I had to buy extra was some nylon clamps, and some 5/8" self-starting screws for mounting the pipe to the walls. I installed the system by myself in a couple of hours after I decided how I wanted the runs to go. A helper would have been handy mainly because of the plastic pipe's hysteresis (memory) as it wants to remain coiled. I laid it out on the lawn weighted on the ends to allow the sun to warm it up for a couple of hours. A couple more wouldn't have hurt. It's just the nature of the material, it's nothing Rapid Air over-looked. The key is to warm it up for easier installation. I like the system. Rapid Air has put together some quality parts for this kit, made it easy to install, and at a reasonable price compared to what you'd pay if you bought everything seperately. Check them out at: <www.rapidairproducts.com>
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