Standard small Craftsman Air Compressor. With a 6-gallon tank and a maximum pressure of 150 PSI, it's well-suited for small-scale professional use.

Specifications:

• 6 gallon

• 150 PSI (verify)

Use & Safety Checklist:

1. Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection when operating.

2. Operate the air compressor in a well-ventilated area to prevent the buildup of fumes. If used indoors, ensure proper ventilation.

3. Ensure the air compressor is properly grounded to prevent electrical shocks.

4. Familiarize yourself with the pressure relief valve location.

5. Place the air compressor on a stable, flat surface to prevent tipping or movement during operation.

6. Operate air tools in a controlled and safe manner. Do not point air tools at yourself or others, and never direct compressed air at your body.

7. Know the location of the emergency shutdown switch or knob. Be prepared to turn off the compressor quickly in case of any issues.

8. Attach air tools using appropriate fittings and hoses. Ensure all connections are secure to prevent air leaks.

9. Adjust the pressure regulator on the air compressor to the required pressure for your specific application. Do not exceed the recommended pressure for the tools.

10. Turn on the air compressor using the power switch. Allow the compressor to build up pressure until it reaches the desired level.

11. If the air compressor operates continuously, allow it to cool down during extended use. Follow the duty cycle recommendations in the manual.

12. When finished, turn off the air compressor and release any remaining pressure from the system using the small key ring to the bottom left. Disconnect air tools and hoses.