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6.5hp 80gallon cfm psi? - Coleman 6.5hp - 80 Gallon Vertical ASME Oil - Lube Air Compressor CV6548049

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MY DEAR FRIEND;
GALLON IS TO MEASURE THE VOLUME,BUT CFM(CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE) IS USED FOR FLOW.AND ALSO PSI IS FOR PRESSURE.THUS THEY ARE NOT ANY WAY RELATED.
IF IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THOSE FACTORS, ESTIMATE THE TIME IT TAKES TO FILL THE TANK AND MEASURE THE FLOW AND READ THE MAXIMUM PRESSURE AND THOSE WILL APPLY

IMMAN OSTOVAR

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