Magicgrotto

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• Jul 7, 2017

• #1

SOLD !
I have for sale a Compressor that's for filling Divers bottles for your Air gun ! £650 OVNO

It could be converted to 240volt ! can help with loading but it will not fit in boot of car ! so van or trailer needed to transport ! THIS IS NOT A TOY !

 

Last edited: Jan 7, 2018

Magicgrotto

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• Jul 9, 2017

• #2

PRICE now Reduced £500

 

Enuff

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• Sep 2, 2017

• #3

Is this still for sale or have you shifted it.??

 

Magicgrotto

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• Sep 2, 2017

• #4

Still for sale !

 

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fireblade7

Active Member

• Sep 30, 2017

• #5

take its 3 phaze ??
is it still available

 

Magicgrotto

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• Oct 1, 2017

• #6

yes mate !

 

NeilB

Active Member

• Oct 3, 2017

• #7

Any idea what sort of CFM it produces? Are they repackable filter towers?

 

Magicgrotto

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• Oct 3, 2017

• #8

Hi NeilB It's NOT for spraying CARS ,It's for filling DIVERS tanks ! But i dont see why you can't tap of to a seperate tank to spray a car ! MAX psi is 3000psi in divers tank ! I never took it above in mine when i was shooting ! SAFTY & all that !!!! LOL + my life was/is more inportent than a rabbits ! LOL

Steve

 

NeilB

Active Member

• Oct 3, 2017

• #9

Yep...know that. But trying to fill a 12l twinset to 230bar means 5520l of air. If the fill rate is 100l/min we are looking at nearly an hour to fill.
I have a 6cfm diving compressor I am looking for something bigger....12cfm at 300bar preferably but 10cfm at 230bar would do.

I also wondered if the filter stacks are repackable or take filter cartridges.

 

Magicgrotto

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• Oct 4, 2017

• #10

Hi Neil Sorry late reply !
Just been to see mate who had same has this one ! & he recones that to fill a 15lt from empty 10 mins max & his was nackerd ! 12/14cfm could be more ! as for the filters they are repackable ! 1 charcoal ,! silica jell & both are still good & dry !

Steve

 

NeilB

Active Member

• Oct 4, 2017

• #11

Ah ha! That's more like what I need to hear!
A few more questions before I drive over with money though I am afraid.

I can't find anything about Siebe Gorman compressors online, nada, nilch. This is either because they didn't sell a lot, thus no support. Or, more likely, they badge engineered your unit.
From the top it looks a lot like a Bristol Pneumatics compressor, the interstage cooling coils even match my BP6.

Can you have a look on the pump unit? It should have a plate near the crank case cover that says something like 3S10 or 4S12 etc. The crankcase cover may even say Bristol on it if we are lucky.

 

Magicgrotto

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• Oct 4, 2017

• #12

Hi Neil Mmmmmm think i neeeds to put the price uuuuuupppp ! LOL only kiddin !!
you don't know how lucky you are ! yes it's a Bristol pump ! & it still turns over & pops & farts like a compeser ! so shunt be a prob making air !!

Steve
Ps hope your feeling STRONG ! LOL

 

Magicgrotto

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• Oct 4, 2017

• #13

O & i think the No is 4S7K
Steve

 

NeilB

Active Member

• Oct 6, 2017

• #14

Yep...was just going to say that. Bristol 4S7. So 4 stage compression (275bar max) 7cfm of free air. So about 4-5cfm when compressed. I already have a Hamworthy BP6 with a Bristol 3S10 pump until. Unfortunately this means mine is better than yours for my purpose......my search goes on.

 

Magicgrotto

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• Oct 6, 2017

• #15

No probs Neil ! it's not eating or drinking ! LOL