DeWalt 8-Gallon Air Compressor - Portable Wheelbarrow Design - 5.7 CFM @ 90 PSI
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DeWalt 8-Gallon Air Compressor - Portable Wheelbarrow Design - 5.7 CFM @ 90 PSI

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Category
DEWALT
Type
DEWALT Wheelbarrow

About this product

The DeWalt 8-Gallon Air Compressor features a portable wheelbarrow design, powered by a 1.9 HP corded electric motor. It delivers 5.7 CFM at 90 PSI and has an 8-gallon steel tank with a maximum working pressure of 150 PSI. This oil-lubricated compressor operates on 120V and includes a pressure gauge, making it a reliable tool for various pneumatic applications with its durable steel tank construction.

Our take

This DeWalt 8-gallon air compressor is a very practical choice for professionals or serious DIYers who need reliable, portable power. The 1.9 HP electric motor is robust, and the 5.7 CFM at 90 PSI is suitable for a wide array of tools, especially in framing or roofing. I appreciate the 150 PSI max pressure and the durable steel tank. The wheelbarrow design makes it genuinely portable, which is essential for an 8-gallon unit. As an oil-lubricated model, it suggests good longevity, and the 1-year warranty is standard for peace of mind.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 8-gallon steel tank
  • Portable wheelbarrow design
  • 5.7 CFM @ 90 PSI airflow
  • 150 PSI maximum pressure

Cons

  • Corded electric power source
  • 1.9 HP is standard, not high-end
  • 1-year manufacturer warranty

Specifications

  • Maximum Working Pressure 150 Psi
  • Power Source Corded Electric
  • Color Multicolor
  • Portability Portable
  • Set Includes Pressure Gauge
  • Brand DEWALT
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Lubrication Type
Oil-Lubricated
Flow Rate
101-300 L/min
Tank Capacity
8 gal
Type
Air Compressor
Horse Power
1.9hp
Manufacturer Warranty
1 Year
Voltage
120 V
Tank Material
Steel

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