California Air Tools 365CW Pressure Pot for Resin Casting - 5 Gallon Capacity, 80 PSI, Durable Steel Construction - Perfect for Epoxy Resin Art, Jewelry Making, and DIY Craft Projects
$188.08
$341.98
Safe 45%
California Air Tools 365CW Pressure Pot for Resin Casting - 5 Gallon Capacity, 80 PSI, Durable Steel Construction - Perfect for Epoxy Resin Art, Jewelry Making, and DIY Craft Projects
$188.08
$341.98
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Use the California Air Tools Pressure Pot for Resin Casting to safely create 100% bubble-free castings, as well as when casting resin with wood and/or other substrates, which requires deep penetration into cavities. This heavy-duty pressure pot features a Teflon coated steel tank for easy cleanup, removable casters for added stability, and an on/off ball valve and pressure regulator for accurate pressure settings. With a 5-gallon capacity and maximum operating pressure of 60 PSI, this pressure pot can accommodate almost any casting project. Tank is equipped with a safety relief valve to protect the tank from excessive pressures. Maximum tank pressure is 80 PSI. Air hose inlet is a 1/4" connection. Tank measurements are: exterior 16" W x 24-1/2" H; interior 13" W x 14-3/4" H.
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I bought a much heavier duty version of this, years ago, from Reynolds Advanced Materials ( who I love ) and it cost me $700+ dollars... and it never held it's pressure from day-one. Sometimes molds take 24 hours to cure under pressure, so I'd have to baby-sit it and re-up the pressure about every 3-4 hours... and that sucks.This one is SUCH a better value. This thing works great. After you pressurize, wait one minute ( it'll go down about a pound ) and re-up to the pressure you want. And It'll stay in perpetuity.I bought a second one, it was so great! And they're packaged really well. Great value.I do wish one of these companies would make a tool that fits over the wing-nut so you can tighten and open it faster and easier, with some leverage ( for that first tight turn ). I open and close these many times a day, and it starts to wear out my "wimpy artist" wrists.
