Is This SIP Compressor Adequate to Run Air Tools?

[catceefer]

I have an SIP compressor, as below, and wonder whether it is is adequate to run the cut-off discs and shears that Aldi and Lidl sell. The connectors are new, from Screwfix, but with the original orange, curly hose. I did try running an air wrench once, but failed, miserably, and would appreciate advice before spending out on additional tools.

Sorry about the upside down image of the plate: no matter how I rotate it on the computer, it comes out like this once posted.

Regards,

James.

MOD Image fixed

 

[Landynut]

simple answer no. These tools are air eaters and you would need a much larger compressor.

 

[Flapdisk]

No mate, the only tools you will run with that are tools which don't need a constant flow of air, like an air nailer or a Tyre inflater, you need one with a good 14 cubic feet per minute capability flow.

 

[catceefer]

Thank you for the answers and: bother. Still, at least it was cheap and is useful for blasting away dust with the jet and pumping up tyres.

Regards,

James.

 

[Wallace]

Is that an on/off switch for a table lamp on the mains cable?

 

[brightspark]

Is that an on/off switch for a table lamp on the mains cable?

looks more like a 3 pin flex conector to me

 

[Wallace]

looks more like a 3 pin flex conector to me

I wondered about that but can't see a split line.

 

[catceefer]

It is not a switch, but a connector block. The original cable was very short.