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The important thing is to get a compressor that can keep up with your air demand.
How much air does the blaster require and that will be the minimum air output from a comp. or you will slowly deplete the air in the tank till you have to stop and let it catch up.
I run my blaster with a 7.5 hp, 80 gal. 2 stage and it keeps up, but it gets a work out and off time is short because of the huge volume of air the blaster needs.
Dan
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