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Re: Buying Pneumatic Rivet Gun

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Originally Posted by DonShaw View Post
Just because you have 90psi does not mean you have enough flow(volume)to operate a pneumatic air tool. You need to look at the CFM on the compressor and air tool to make sure you have the volume.
Well I sure hope that we have the CFM . We are running it off the same air supply that we are running our shops CNC plasma.
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