Η κρατάει τα λάδια που πιθανόν πετάει το κομπρεσερ η τα νερά

Λέει η μετάφραση του τίτλου ρυθμιστή λαδιού φίλτρο αερος μάλλον φίλτρο εξόδου αερος με λάδι είναι

2nd is for adding oil for mechanical tools needing oiling during usage.

Hi, This post is already over a year old, but for future users, I thought I'd make it known that the first compartment is for water and particulate debris separation from the air flow, and the second compartment is for filling with oil that will subsequently travel down the air line and lubricate your tools automatically, so that you don't need to lubricate them daily or multiple times a day (depending on how often you use them). on the filter side, the window is there so you can see the liquid level as the water accumulates, so you know when you need to empty it, for the lubricator side, the window is there so you know when to add more lubricant. make sure to adjust the rate at which oil is dispensed into the line so that it matches to usage rate of your tools. also, at the part of the video where he plugs the device into his compressor, there are three dials. from left to right, the first dial indicates the pressure inside the tank, the second indicates the pressure between the tank and the filter/regulator/lubricator (in case you are connecting the two using a hose, or separating into two separate lines for lubricated and unlubricated air) and the third indicates pressure coming out of the right side of the filter/regulator/lubricator into the hose you are using to connect your tools to. an example of a time you would need unlubricated air is when you are using a paint gun.

⁠@@blakes8901Hi mate, do I need oil when using the Pneumatic Air Jack? Thanks for your detailed explanation 🙏

it looks like, very suitable oil for compressor 😂

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it's only for tools. If you want to spray paint you should have a small pressure regulator connected to the spraygun and not far away.