Astro Pneumatic - Air Operated Paint Shaker (4550A), Blue
Details
- BrandAstro Tool
- ColorBlue
- MaterialRubber
- Item Weight19.3 Pounds
- StylePaint Shaker
Description
🎨 Shake up your workflow with precision and power!
- COMPACT YET MIGHTY - Weighing just 19.3 lbs with a sleek 16.9 x 8.3 x 14.6 inch footprint, it fits your workspace effortlessly.
- DURABILITY YOU CAN TRUST - Keep the included oiler half full to protect seals and ensure long-lasting operation.
- ORBITAL DRIVE INNOVATION - Experience whisper-quiet, rapid paint mixing with the patent-pending orbital mechanism.
- ROBUST AIR POWERED PERFORMANCE - Harness up to 120 PSI for consistent, professional-grade shaking power.
- UNIVERSAL CONTAINER COMPATIBILITY - From pints to large European gallons, adjustable clamps grip securely every time.
The Astro Pneumatic 4550A Air Operated Paint Shaker features a patent-pending orbital drive for quieter, faster operation and adjustable rubber-coated clamps that securely hold containers from pint to gallon sizes, including larger European paint cans. Operating at a maximum pressure of 120 PSI, this durable, air-powered shaker weighs 19.3 pounds and includes an oiler to maintain tool longevity, making it an essential upgrade for professional painters seeking efficiency and reliability.
Specifications
| Brand | Astro Pneumatic Tool |
| Color | Blue |
| Material | Rubber |
| Item Weight | 19.3 Pounds |
| Style | Paint Shaker |
| Included Components | Air Operated Paint Shaker |
| Model Name | Astro Pneumatic - Air Operated Paint Shaker (4550A) |
| Maximum Pressure | 120 Pound per Square Inch |
| UPC | 785971990924 745227020188 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00745227020188 |
| Manufacturer | Astro Pneumatic Tool Company |
| Part Number | 4550A |
| Item Weight | 19.3 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 16.9 x 8.3 x 14.6 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 4550A |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer’s Warranty |
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Reviews
G**O
Paint Shaker
Everything went as expected.
R**R
Fine product
Good build
A**R
Agitador de pintura
Muy bueno
J**Y
So far so good.
Secured it to my main table made from 4x4's using lags. Creates quite a rattle and the paint cans get looser the longer they go. Using the recommended shake times work fine, but don't let it go longer or you might lose a can.Setup was easy, but I am worried about the acrylic oil cylinder breaking one day. I made sure to install this unit so the air ingress is facing away from traffic areas and I ensured the hose is attached in as stress free a way as possible. I'm not sure how I could replace that part if it broke.
A**T
Works great
I bought this for my husband. We have a classic car restoration shop and this is a perfect addition to the paint shop area.My husband loves it and says it works great.
E**E
read directions .
Works great, saves a lot of time.
S**S
Desing flaw - extremely disappointed
Thinking the unit may not have been fully greased at the factory, prior to mounting it I bought a grease gun and tried to grease it. There are two grease lubrication fittings and both are the Zerk type. One is inside the housing, accessed through the hole you see on the topside, and recessed nearly 2". Though the motor shaft can be manipulated to get this Zerk fitting beneath the access hole, it won't line up directly under it. With some effort I managed to attach the grease gun nozzle to this Zerk but afterwards couldn't detach the nozzle. I found several websites addressing this problem and one very good YouTube demonstration at <[...]>. A straight pull will not detach the nozzle, one must twist and turn it down into the two o'clock position and then pull it off. The small diameter access hole in the housing doesn't allow for it and restricts nozzle detachment to nearly a straight pull. I then detached the entire paint can holder component to get it out of the way. A very strong buddy and I used blocks of wood and still couldn't get the nozzle off. The access method for this Zerk is a severe design flaw. I finally had to use a pry bar from the underside to get it off and returned the paint shaker to Amazon. I'm wondering why none of the other reviewers mention this issue. Either they know something I don't or just haven't tried to lub the Zerk inside the housing????
T**N
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