Ingersoll Rand ARO tool oiler
- Thread starter mesha
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Interested - I assume it's meant to be plumbed into the line permanently? Could one just run a quick-release chuck on the output side, and have the input side permanently plumbed to the output of the compressor?
I don't see why not.
I'm sure you could plumb it that way, but I wouldn't--I'd have a way of isolating the oiler, so you don't have oil in your lines if you want to use a plasma cutter, or paint something, etc.
For that matter, I've been told you need to use a different air hose for painting, than you use for air tools using an oiler. There's enough remaining oil in the hose to screw up your paint.
For that matter, I've been told you need to use a different air hose for painting, than you use for air tools using an oiler. There's enough remaining oil in the hose to screw up your paint.