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New $210 Tuxing 4500psi compact compressor

After much deliberation I have bought a compressor to fill my PCPs and pony bottles.
I was torn between spending decent money on a Bauer JNR or just take a risk on a cheep Chinese job.
The new Altaros booster looked great but it still relies on a regular work shop compressor to operate which would mean I would have to spend more money upgrading my current workshop cheapo or it would soon let me down.

So after searching many cheap Chinese compressors I found this one that is very well priced and fairly new to the market.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/PCP-Inflator-Electrical-Air-Compressor-for-airgun-cylinder-High-Pressure-300Bar-4500psi-Paintball-Refilling-110V-220V/32757013722.html

Size L 35cm x W 18cm x H 34cm
Net Weight 17KG
Power 220V-240V 50HZ or 100-130V 60HZ
Motor Power 1.8 KW Pressure :300bar/4500psi
Inflating speed 2800r/min
Noise78DB

Fill an empty 500cc bottle to 300bar in about 5 minutes and direct airgun cylinders topped up from 120bar to 300bar in 2 mins

It boasts a new design water jacket for better cooling than the open tube tube compressors and seems to have some really great reviews so far.
Buyer reviews here:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4500PSI-compressor-300bar-Electric-portable-pump/32691757608.html?spm=2114.13010208.99999999.264.AAz6YJ

I had no real need to fill 12ltr dive bottles with a compressor (which Im sure this one will do) so a lightweight will suit my needs.
It will be mainly used to direct fill my PCPs, top up my 500cc backpack bottle from 180 to 300bar and top up my 3ltr pony bottle from 180bar to 240bar.
Between them all I have more than enough air for an outing.
I had some reserves about build quality but it is a very simple unit and I had the seller pack in enough piston seals, O rings and plastic seats to rebuild the thing ten times over for a very reasonable $7 extra.
The Seller was extremely helpful and seems to know his product with full back up service parts available.
Fuxing my Tuxing looks to be very simple and it lends itself to loads of upgrades such as a larger oil/air separator.
I just received a litre of high quality Special Bauer full synthetic breathing air compressor oil which cost me a crazy $70 but there is enough for 4 services. (1000 hour intervals)

The unit arrived in New Zealand from China via TNT in a very speedy 4 days! Currently being held in customs but I hope to see it any day now.
Ill add to my review as I spend some time using it.

My expectations are realistic with any Chinese purchase but the price seemed right on this one.. It is really not much more than a motorised 2 stage hand pump and keeping that in mind the price is very reasonable.
I will be using it for very short intervals not hours on end like the shoe box compressor etc require so wear and tear should be a lot less.







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quote Cricket:

Instructions manual in English

Hi and happy new year- any further updates on these? I am trying to decide if I should order one 🙂
thanks

Instructions manual in English

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quote Cricket:

I get mine today, truck is on the way :8:

My friend is not completely happy with his because it does not have an automatic shut off. He is too impatient to wait the less than three minutes to fill his Cricket and switch it off manually.

I get mine today, truck is on the way :8:

This is the compressor that I recommended which a friend bought a few months earlier. It was not branded as Tuxing at the time.

I think, this is a better and improved design compared to the other where the air tubes are exposed outside the pump.

I just ordered one, and that golden filter too, will try and make something similar although I barely understand a Word in this post lol. A lot to learn :geekn:

quote Wingman NZ:

My filter turned up and I made a filter element from some Pollycabonate thin wall clear tube and picked up some activated carbon from the local pet shop. It is used in fish tank water filters too. I cut the cotton filter that came with the filter body into shorter lengths and added some silica gel from a desiccant bag that I scored from some jet engine shipping boxes. I will order some of the colour indicator silica gel to mix in too to show when the moister content has peaked.

quote DanT55:

Are these DOT approved for the US market?

DT

Dear Dan…Yes, but only if you don’t use them for transportation!

Hoot:

Are these DOT approved for the US market?

DT

They (china ) keep building them its just matter off time before they get it right.
Keep building keep sending is just a matter of time before you get it right,
Mike

Factoring in portability and refills, I think a 1.1L or 1.3L bottle to be a good compromise for field use unless you plan to be at an all day field event. You have to have your own compressor though since it’s not worth refilling a small bottle at a shop if they charge the same flat-rate to refill a 1.3L bottle vs 9L tank.

quote Hoot:

:hoot:
Ok…let’s get down to specifics: How many “top-off” fills can you get from a 500 cc CF bottle?

The AA 500 can be had with a 500 cc bottle as the rifle’s air cylinder. What exactly is to be gained with a small CF bottle? Is it worth the cost?

I have a steel 150 cu ft scuba tank, with a 5000 psi burst disk…so I can get it filled to 3600 psi. However, as a “buddy bottle” I will admit it is somewhat cumbersome in the field…perhaps a CF bottle is, in some ways, a better way to go. The real question is what size CF bottle is small enough to tuck in a backpack, but still big enough to sustain a day’s shooting out in the middle of a Dog’s Breath, Arkansas rural pasture????

Anyway…If I don’t make it to the end of the month…Happy Festivus to everyone!!!

It depends what your are filling with the 500cc backpack bottle, I get 70 shot on the reg from my .22 Matdor std and 90 shots on the reg from my .25cal Matador Long both of which I can get one full top up from 120bar to 245bar and a couple more at around 200 and 180 bar. That’s a lot of shots in the field for me.
Now if we are talking a smaller PCP such as the Leshiy it fills it many times over and again is more than enough for a good day out.

If you want to shoot lots of lead or have a air hungry toy I recommend the 2 litre 300bar bottle.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/AAA-Quality-High-Pressure-2L-Cylinder-Compressed-Air-Cylinder-Oxygen-Medical-Tank-Cylinder-PCP-Paintball-Tank/32698229709.html?spm=2114.13010208.99999999.292.S86Y6b

the same valve I posted in the link previously fits this too. its bigger to carry in a backpack but 4 x the capacity of the 500cc and still very light.

Still want more? go the 3 litre.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3L-4500psi-300bar-High-Pressure-Composite-Carbon-Fiber-Cylinder-SCBA-Diving-Tank-Compressed-Air-Cylinder-Bottle/32696438982.html?spm=2114.13010208.99999999.294.S86Y6b

:hoot:

Ok…let’s get down to specifics: How many “top-off” fills can you get from a 500 cc CF bottle?

The AA 500 can be had with a 500 cc bottle as the rifle’s air cylinder. What exactly is to be gained with a small CF bottle? Is it worth the cost?

I have a steel 150 cu ft scuba tank, with a 5000 psi burst disk…so I can get it filled to 3600 psi. However, as a “buddy bottle” I will admit it is somewhat cumbersome in the field…perhaps a CF bottle is, in some ways, a better way to go. The real question is what size CF bottle is small enough to tuck in a backpack, but still big enough to sustain a day’s shooting out in the middle of a Dog’s Breath, Arkansas rural pasture????

Inquiring minds want to know.

Hoot:

PS: I’ve been thinking about going to the crowed-sourced “GoFundMe.com” web site, and asking for private donations to help a 74 year old, elderly, unemployed, Arkansas man, to purchase a “Home Compressor and CF Air Storage tank” to supply him with supplemental air…and avoid him making the dangerous drive into the city of Toad Suck, Arkansas, on his only transportation, a 1960 BSA motorcycle, to ask the volunteer fire department to fill his tiny existing air storage cylinder. Carefully worded…I think it can work…I’ll include pictures:


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Then, the posting could explain how I lost my only source of income working as a “test squeezer” at the local Dildo factory, due to Bi-Lateral Carpal Tunnel, and now have to now live on Social Security benefits, and whatever catfish I can manage to catch in the crick, the one out back of my storage shed, behind my beat up trailer!!!
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Me…in happier times…

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Here’s the kicker, I can’t post it myself…I need a forum member, preferably from a foreign country to avoid prosecution, to post it on my behalf! PM me if interested, because I would then need to delete this post…

It might work!!!???

Anyway…If I don’t make it to the end of the month…Happy Festivus to everyone!!!

No dot certifications here, so no problem on that. The talontunes tank looks nice but it’s not 300 bar.
Thanks guys.

quote BigTinBoat:

quote MJP:

Wingman, where did you buy that 500cc composite bottle? Care to share the link?
Marko

Alibaba would be my guess

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/500cc-capacity-compressed-air-cylinder-Carbon_1571668817.html

Yup same ones but I got mine on aliexpress.
Just check your countries bottle certification laws as these may not comply.
Tony has a nicer DOT rated one here: http://talontunes.com/shop/carbon-fiber-tank/

The 300bar DIN valve is here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-M18-1-5-Tank-regulator-5-8-Stainless-Steel-Fill-Nipple-For-PCP/32686665393.html?spm=2114.13010608.0.0.rGXtEa

quote MJP:

Wingman, where did you buy that 500cc composite bottle? Care to share the link?
Marko

Alibaba would be my guess

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/500cc-capacity-compressed-air-cylinder-Carbon_1571668817.html

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