Highlights:

• A great choice for powering nailers, impacts, staplers and a multitude of other pneumatic tools
• Compact "pancake" design for easy transport to and from, and around, jobsites
• Powers up to 3 finish nailers simultaneously for increased productivity
• Low amp draw allows the compressor to run off standard power outlets
• Tough roll cage design protects the unit against daily jobsite abuse
• Oil-free pump offers efficient operation eliminates the need for regular maintenance

The Bostitch CAP2060P 2 HP Oil-Free Contractor Compressor is a great choice for contractors and jobsites of all kinds, and it offers all the power and reliability that has become synonymous with the Bostitch name. Its compact "pancake" design is a favorite of contractors the world over, due in no small part to the compact design and portability. The 6 gallon tank holds plenty of air in reserve so you can confidently drive multiple tools without excess recharge time, and the low amp draw motor means you can power this compressor off almost any standard wall outlet. And this compressor is more than just a pretty face and an impressive list of specs, it's designed with a rugged roll cage and heavy duty gauges that allow it to stand up to the daily abuse that professional jobsites are notorious for.

Recommended Tool Capacity:

• Framing: 1
• Roofing: 1
• Flooring: 1
• Finish/Trim Work: 3

The CAP2060P includes:

• One (1) Bostitch 2 HP (Peak) Oil-Free Contractor Compressor

Tech Specs:

• Horsepower: 2.0 Peak
• Motor Type: Induction
• Tank Capacity: 6 Gallons
• PumpType: Oil Free
• Weight: 51 lbs
• Air Delivery: @ 40 PSI 3.4 CFM @90 psi 2.7 CFM
• Operating Pressure: 0 - 125 PSI

Things to consider.

• Is the tank full of air so it doesn't think its supposed to kick on?
• Is there a "reset" button on the motor that is tripped?
• Is the Regulator adjustment being done correctly?
• Is it plugged in to a proven working power source?
• Is there is "not" enough restriction to the air flow that the gauge won't move up?
• With the Regulator turned all the way off, does the compressor build up pressure then shut off?
• When you open the tank drain slightly does the compressor kick on at about 90~100psi using the Tanks gauge to measure?