--- product_id: 48602789 title: "Air Compressor for Trim, 200-PSI Max, Quiet Operation (DWFP55130)" brand: "dewalt" price: "1326656CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Dewalt" url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/48602789-air-compressor-for-trim-200-psi-max-quiet-operation-dwfp55130 store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # 12 Amp low draw motor 71.5 dB ultra-quiet operation 3.0 SCFM @ 90 PSI airflow Air Compressor for Trim, 200-PSI Max, Quiet Operation (DWFP55130) **Brand:** dewalt **Price:** 1326656CFA **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ”§ Quiet power that moves with you β€” get the job done without the noise! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Air Compressor for Trim, 200-PSI Max, Quiet Operation (DWFP55130) by dewalt - **How much does it cost?** 1326656CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/48602789-air-compressor-for-trim-200-psi-max-quiet-operation-dwfp55130) ## Best For - dewalt enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted dewalt brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Versatile Space-Saver:** Operates vertically or horizontally to fit any jobsite or garage setup - β€’ **Power Meets Portability:** Lightweight 36 lbs & compact design for effortless transport and storage - β€’ **Whisper-Quiet Efficiency:** Low 71.5 dB noise level keeps your workspace calm and professional - β€’ **Precision Airflow Control:** High flow regulator delivers steady 3.0 SCFM at 90 PSI for smooth tool operation - β€’ **Maintenance-Free Reliability:** Durable oil-free pump means no messy upkeep, just consistent performance ## Overview The DEWALT DWFP55130 is a compact, 2.5-gallon air compressor delivering up to 200 PSI max pressure and 3.0 SCFM at 90 PSI. Its oil-free pump ensures maintenance-free operation, while the low 71.5 dB noise level makes it ideal for indoor trim work and light pneumatic tool use. Lightweight and portable, it fits seamlessly into any workspace with vertical or horizontal storage options. ## Description This 2.5 Gallon, 200 Max PSI, compressor is ideal for supporting a variety of pneumatic and air tool applications. The oil-free pump delivers 3.0SCFM @ 90PSI for long tool runtime and quick recovery. The compressor can be operated/stored in either the vertical/horizontal position for quick and easy space-saving around a garage or jobsite. Review: Used it almost every day for the last few weeks and very happy so far. The tank holds more than you would think because of filling to 200psi. Very light, almost half the weight of the makita of similar spec I used previously. This is important if you haul your compressor in and out of a house each day like I do. Recharge time is reasonable, I blow myself off multiple times per day and I have more than enough air for 2 people. It is as quiet as they claim, no need to hide this compressor in another room. Dewalt has stepped up their game as there hasn't been a lot of advancement in portable air compressors. The overall fit and finish of everything is good. Having all the knobs and fittings protected helps from potential damage. For a trim carpenter or two this is the perfect compressor. Review: The first part of this review is for everyone, the longer parts are for those new to compressor buying. This compressor is perfect for light duty indoor applications. I used it for a 16 guage 2.5" straight finish baseboards to cover 1700 square feet, for an 18 guage 2" finish brad nail gun, a tire inflation tip, and an air sprayer nozzle. It is quiet and worked flawlessly for these tasks. I am not afraid of buying a compressor that needs to be oiled periodically, but it seems that most of the newer light duty compressors are oil free like this one. For the price and functionality this was the best compressor I was able to find, so I will adapt to owning an oil free unit. The general rule for oil less compressors is that if you want the device to last, you will try and limit the run time to half duty; meaning that if you are working on nailing baseboards for 20 minutes try to limit the time the compressor motor runs to 10 minutes. This unit does help you out by cycling itself on and off. If you are experienced with buying compressors than I conclude by saying this is yet another solid product by Dewalt, the price is fair, the unit is quiet as advertised, and well built with job-site protection and functionality incorporated into the design. If your new to compressor shopping than keep reading and I will break down the process for you. You can go crazy trying to figure out what you need from a compressor if your new to using pneumatic tools, but you've probably also figured out that pneumatic tools are often superior and less expensive than their electric or gas powered competition. In a perfect world people would just accept that oiling a compressor is much easier and less expensive than buying a new one, in which case nearly every compressor would need to be oiled. In reality, most of the lighter duty compressors are oil free, whereas most of the medium to heavy duty compressors need to be maintained and oiled. As a general rule you will need a medium to heavy duty compressor with a large gallon reserve for continuous use tools, and a light to medium duty compressor with a smaller tank (Portability) for intermittent use tools. If your going into a business that requires multiple pneumatic tools being used simultaneously or high air pressure usage tools such as jackhammers or paint sprayers, you should probably be shopping elsewhere or waiting until you get that contractors license to buy a professional level compressor for over $1000. If you are a one person show or a renovating couple than you should be matching the compressor you buy to the needs of the specific tools you will be using. So you can look at the psi rating of the tools you are interested in and the psi rating of the tank, and finally the gallon/ liter holding capacity of the tank. This may seem confusing and like a lot of figuring, so I'll try to simplify with an example and leave the math out. The specifications of this unit are as follows: 3.0 SCFM delivered at 90 PSI pump, 2.5 gallon tank and 200 max PSI. The psi range of my 2.5" 16 guage straight finish nail gun which I use primarily for baseboards is 100 to 115psi. When installing baseboards in a room at a quick pace I don't have to stop often due to pressure dropping, but I would want at least a 4 gallon tank if another person wanted to use the second air output coupler to run simultaneously. If I wanted to use my pneumatic paint sprayer that requires on;y 50-60 psi I would want at least a 15 gallon tank. The difference is that the gun uses 115 psi intermittently while the paint sprayer uses 60 psi of air continuously creating a much greater demand for air volume. My advice is to buy this if you want a quiet, reliable, portable compressor for non continuous pneumatic tools. If you need a bigger tank you have no choice but to sacrifice the portability, you have to have the tank and compressor motor that meets the needs of your tool. If you can wait for the extra power but still want it someday, wait until you need the exterior of a house or building painted and save yourself money and wind up with a professional compressor. Hire a painter to do the pain in the arse detail painting on the eaves, around the chimney, wood trim shutters, etc...After the painter finishes ask him if you can use his painting discount to get some more paint for touch ups and if the adjoining areas need some due to paint drips (Never met a painter who has said no to this, since it means you might just fix his booboos instead of calling him back as you find them). The money you save on paint combined with the money you save on spraying the easy flat parts of your house will more than pay for a compressor, a new ladder with all the gadgets like levelers and push offs, and still have some more for your pocket! Hope this review helps! ## Features - 3.0 SCFM delivered at 90 PSI pump, 2.5 gallon tank and 200 max PSI ; Pump Speed 2,300 rpm - Durable oil Free pump provides extended maintenance Free operation - Low 71.5 dB allows for quieter operation;High flow regulator for increased Performance - Low 12 amp draw Motor provides Easy start up and reduces breaker tripping - Lightweight (36 pounds), thin (12.5") and Compact Design is Easy to carry and store ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00HQYFZGM | | Air Flow Capacity | 3 Cubic Feet Per Minute | | Brand | DEWALT | | Capacity | 2.5 gallons | | Colour | Yellow/Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (878) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00885911312103 | | Included Components | air receiver tank | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 54.3L x 44.1W x 33H centimetres | | Item Weight | 40 Pounds | | Manufacturer | DEWALT | | Material | Blend | | Maximum Current | 12 Amps | | Maximum Power | 1440 Watts | | Model Name | DWFP55130 | | Model Number | DWFP55130 | | Motor Horsepower | 1.1 horsepower | | Power source | Corded Electric | | Recommended Uses For Product | Trim Work | | Sound Level | 71.5 Decibels | | Special Features | Silent Operation | | Style | Portable | | UPC | 885911312103 | | Unit Count | 1.0 count | | Voltage | 120 Volts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** DEWALT - **Noise level:** 71.5 Decibels - **Power source:** Corded Electric - **Recommended uses for product:** Trim Work - **Voltage:** 120 Volts ## Images ![Air Compressor for Trim, 200-PSI Max, Quiet Operation (DWFP55130) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61IOXEGdUWL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Will this run a standard 1/2" impact wrench.? Im looking for a small garage unit for tires and minor service. Die grinder, impact etc.** A: No enough air capacity.. **Q: Can anyone confirm this compressor will run off a Honda EU2000i generator?** A: Your generator could this pretty easily. Any (US) generator rated for 1400 watts or higher will work. Most (US) 1000w generators will work, so long as they accept spikes up to 1400w. Yours accepts 1600w continuous with spikes up to to 2000w. **Q: What is the duty rating on this unit? Is it 50% like most oiless?** A: "This air compressor pump is capable of running continuously. However, to prolong the life of your air compressor, it is recommended that a 50% average duty cycle be maintained; that is, the air compressor pump should not run more than 5 minutes in any 10 minute period." (Quoted from the instruction manual) -- so the short answer would be yes. **Q: Hardwood installs, i been using 6gal @2.8 scfm will it do as good if not better being a 2.5 tank w/3.0 scfm's. Will this work?** A: This model delivers 3.0 SCFM @ 90 PSI with a maximum tank pressure of 200 PSI. Please consult your tools CFM requirements to confirm if this will work. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by J***G on 19 September 2015* Used it almost every day for the last few weeks and very happy so far. The tank holds more than you would think because of filling to 200psi. Very light, almost half the weight of the makita of similar spec I used previously. This is important if you haul your compressor in and out of a house each day like I do. Recharge time is reasonable, I blow myself off multiple times per day and I have more than enough air for 2 people. It is as quiet as they claim, no need to hide this compressor in another room. Dewalt has stepped up their game as there hasn't been a lot of advancement in portable air compressors. The overall fit and finish of everything is good. Having all the knobs and fittings protected helps from potential damage. For a trim carpenter or two this is the perfect compressor. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by K***H on 3 November 2015* The first part of this review is for everyone, the longer parts are for those new to compressor buying. This compressor is perfect for light duty indoor applications. I used it for a 16 guage 2.5" straight finish baseboards to cover 1700 square feet, for an 18 guage 2" finish brad nail gun, a tire inflation tip, and an air sprayer nozzle. It is quiet and worked flawlessly for these tasks. I am not afraid of buying a compressor that needs to be oiled periodically, but it seems that most of the newer light duty compressors are oil free like this one. For the price and functionality this was the best compressor I was able to find, so I will adapt to owning an oil free unit. The general rule for oil less compressors is that if you want the device to last, you will try and limit the run time to half duty; meaning that if you are working on nailing baseboards for 20 minutes try to limit the time the compressor motor runs to 10 minutes. This unit does help you out by cycling itself on and off. If you are experienced with buying compressors than I conclude by saying this is yet another solid product by Dewalt, the price is fair, the unit is quiet as advertised, and well built with job-site protection and functionality incorporated into the design. If your new to compressor shopping than keep reading and I will break down the process for you. You can go crazy trying to figure out what you need from a compressor if your new to using pneumatic tools, but you've probably also figured out that pneumatic tools are often superior and less expensive than their electric or gas powered competition. In a perfect world people would just accept that oiling a compressor is much easier and less expensive than buying a new one, in which case nearly every compressor would need to be oiled. In reality, most of the lighter duty compressors are oil free, whereas most of the medium to heavy duty compressors need to be maintained and oiled. As a general rule you will need a medium to heavy duty compressor with a large gallon reserve for continuous use tools, and a light to medium duty compressor with a smaller tank (Portability) for intermittent use tools. If your going into a business that requires multiple pneumatic tools being used simultaneously or high air pressure usage tools such as jackhammers or paint sprayers, you should probably be shopping elsewhere or waiting until you get that contractors license to buy a professional level compressor for over $1000. If you are a one person show or a renovating couple than you should be matching the compressor you buy to the needs of the specific tools you will be using. So you can look at the psi rating of the tools you are interested in and the psi rating of the tank, and finally the gallon/ liter holding capacity of the tank. This may seem confusing and like a lot of figuring, so I'll try to simplify with an example and leave the math out. The specifications of this unit are as follows: 3.0 SCFM delivered at 90 PSI pump, 2.5 gallon tank and 200 max PSI. The psi range of my 2.5" 16 guage straight finish nail gun which I use primarily for baseboards is 100 to 115psi. When installing baseboards in a room at a quick pace I don't have to stop often due to pressure dropping, but I would want at least a 4 gallon tank if another person wanted to use the second air output coupler to run simultaneously. If I wanted to use my pneumatic paint sprayer that requires on;y 50-60 psi I would want at least a 15 gallon tank. The difference is that the gun uses 115 psi intermittently while the paint sprayer uses 60 psi of air continuously creating a much greater demand for air volume. My advice is to buy this if you want a quiet, reliable, portable compressor for non continuous pneumatic tools. If you need a bigger tank you have no choice but to sacrifice the portability, you have to have the tank and compressor motor that meets the needs of your tool. If you can wait for the extra power but still want it someday, wait until you need the exterior of a house or building painted and save yourself money and wind up with a professional compressor. Hire a painter to do the pain in the arse detail painting on the eaves, around the chimney, wood trim shutters, etc...After the painter finishes ask him if you can use his painting discount to get some more paint for touch ups and if the adjoining areas need some due to paint drips (Never met a painter who has said no to this, since it means you might just fix his booboos instead of calling him back as you find them). The money you save on paint combined with the money you save on spraying the easy flat parts of your house will more than pay for a compressor, a new ladder with all the gadgets like levelers and push offs, and still have some more for your pocket! Hope this review helps! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by L***S on 4 August 2019* Hasta ahora todo bien, cumpliΓ³ con mis expectativas. No hace mucho ruido y cumple para las funciones que lo requiero ## Frequently Bought Together - DEWALT Air Compressor for Trim, 200-PSI Max, Quiet Operation (DWFP55130) - CAMPBELL HAUSFELD 3/8 in. x 50 ft. 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