3/4” Compressor outlet help

[maz0]

Hey folks, so I have this big (for me) compressor and I’m just starting to get all the bits needed to start using it. It’s a 3/4” outlet from what I can see. If I understand good practise, I should have a short hose going from the outlet to my regulator/pipes on the wall, for the anti vibration. Anyone advise where to get such a short hose? Cannot for the life of me find one this side of the pond. I’m trying not to step down the size so I can have the option of full bore for blasting equipment eventually.

Thanks for the help

 

[Pete.]

That's a standard road-tow compressor outlet so you could use an airline bayonet and length of yellow tool hose.

 

[WorkshopChris]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-4-Bsp-...283286?hash=item1c1b5ed216:g:uPkAAOxyzGlQ4D9O
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Clear-Br...hash=item2c6b7c2992:m:m1GsE7jQmDPBc7Nlbm0QzqQ

Just get a couple of tails and some hose or use whatever you can cobble together in a smaller diameter then get a hose made up from your local hydraulic hose place once all this madness has settled down.

 

[mr haynes]

https://www.airlines-pneumatics.co.uk/

 

[carbon]

You can also get 1/2” thread to 3/4” hose tails as well https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/273904034766

if you need to go down to 1/2” for the regulator

 

[Agroshield]

That's a standard road-tow compressor outlet so you could use an airline bayonet and length of yellow tool hose.

And if you go this route, use the proper clamp to suit the claw couplings and also a whipcheck on the outlet end of the hose.

Your local road digging crew might oblige with the hose if biscuits change hands.

 

[brightspark]

heres mine 15mm bore will be ok up to about 60cfm

 

[MetalMonkey]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-4-Bsp-...283286?hash=item1c1b5ed216:g:uPkAAOxyzGlQ4D9O
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Clear-Br...hash=item2c6b7c2992:m:m1GsE7jQmDPBc7Nlbm0QzqQ

Just get a couple of tails and some hose or use whatever you can cobble together in a smaller diameter then get a hose made up from your local hydraulic hose place once all this madness has settled down.

+1 - this is what I did, grab the hose barbs (context pneumatic are great) and some airline (e.g. hosemaster) and a couple of suitable jubilee clips and you are done, get the lot delivered in the post - sorted.
Other advantage is you can use this to step down if your hardline/regulator is a different size by just choosing a barb with the correct sized thread on one end to match.

 

[maz0]

Cheers folks, some good options there. I might have been possibly over thinking it...did not think for a second that jubilee clips were a suitable option, today I've learnt something!

Will order up the bits now!

 

[gaz1]

id keep it at 3/4" too 22mm pipe and pipe in first only at points where it would drop down to the required fitting where needed

more cost but it would give you what you want

 

[MetalMonkey]

If you are looking for options for hard-line, I can recommend the John Guest stuff, dead easy to sling up a 22 ring with water trap T's and 15 drops.