HornBlasters 1-Gallon 5 Port Steel Air Tank - Powdercoat Finish - One 1/2" NPT Port & Four 1/4" NPT Ports

I’ve used these tanks for pneumatic accumulation tanks on machines, and they are well worth the money.

I really like this air tank. I ordered this for use with an air horn and onboard 12 volt compressor in my pickup. The welds all look excellent, the powder coating is pristine, and the welded on bungs are nicely machined. I'm pretty certain the 150 pound rating is very conservative. The description touts a rust inhimbitor coating inside the tank, but I sure couldn't tell by the photos I took... it looks like mostly bare steel to me. I will put some water in overnight and update the review. I'm still going to install a drain valve in the bottom of the tank to drain out any condensate.The mounting holes are 1/2 inch plus indiameter, and the mounting bracket is made from 1/8 inch thick x 1-1/2 inch wide steel strap. This came with twice as much stainless steel mounting hardware as needed.Overall an excellent tank that I heartily recommend.

I am very happy with this auxiliary air tank. The construction is top-notch and everything I was hoping for.In my application, I am using it to help my air compressor with an extra supply of air for my pneumatic-controlled holiday props. The added supply and four extra ports are exactly what I needed to simplify my installation while providing an added boost to the volume of air available.But while I don't think it's enough to deduct stars from my rating, I do wish the tank came with connectors and a printed manual with product and set-up configuration. The listing is clear that no connectors are included, but I was a little surprised that there were no instructions.Nevertheless, if this continues to perform as well as expected, I will likely add one or two larger tanks to my set-up and I am finding it super handy for my props, but know it will also be an asset when I actually need to use it with my tools.Happy to recommend.

I got this to build myself a mini air tank. I got this and a fill hose and fitting and a pressure gauge and built myself a mini air tank to fill up a low tire. The cold weather in the fall and winter will drop the pressure in tires and your check tire light might come on. I built the air tank to top off the tires so I didn’t have to drive to a gas station every time a tire gets low. The maximum tank pressure is 150psi and I only filled it up to 120psi because of a safety factor.

I got this to use as a refillable air duster. It feels sold and I had no problems installing the fittings. My only problem with it is that it's a bit unstable if you don't bolt it down. It would have benefited from a second bottom rail.Oh and bring plenty of plugs. The red plugs this comes with are just plastic dust covers. I recommend black hex plugs to prevent galvanic corrosion on the threads of this carbon steel cylinder.

I mounted this to my frame under my truck, I don't run air horns but have airbags and on-board air as needed and this drastically helps with fill up time and other tasks. Seems solidly constructed and after a short time in the elements I don't suspect it will rot out.

This was a vine product sent to me. This is very handy to keep compressed ai close for an air tool with out the hose.

So, you don't have a ton of money, but want a train horn for your car?I got one of those little electric horns and simply removed the little compressor and replaced it with this tank and a larger compressor. In all, I'm less than $200 for everything and most people think I have a much more expensive setup.Shipped and arrived quickly.