Standard Pressure Tank 2.5 Gallon 51-202

Standard Pressure Tank 2.5 Gallon For Spray Jobs

Standard Pressure Tank 2.5 Gallon describes a C.A. Technologies pressure tank that holds coatings while feeding spray equipment, so finish material stays pressurized and ready for consistent application during woodworking or finishing work. The 2.5 gallon capacity provides enough volume to support extended spraying before refilling, which keeps operators working instead of stopping frequently to reload smaller containers. The tank is part of the pressure tanks and cups class, meaning it is intended to function as a supply vessel in a spray system rather than as a hand-held gun, so it fits naturally into shop spray workflows. The flat bottom design lets 1 quart and 1 gallon cans sit directly inside the tank, so material can remain in the original cans during use, which reduces handling and helps keep cleanup focused on the cans themselves. This layout supports repeatable setups when running common container sizes day after day.

Pressure Tank Details That Support Daily Use

• The flat bottom tank design supports stable placement of 1 quart and 1 gallon cans, which helps keep containers level under pressure and reduces the chance of shifting while the system is operating.
• Accommodation of both 1 quart and 1 gallon cans inside the tank allows one pressure vessel to serve multiple job sizes, so finishers can switch between small touch-up work and larger runs without changing the tank.
• All tanks come standard with wheels for ease of maneuverability, so the pressure tank can be rolled to different spray areas or workpieces instead of carrying a heavy, filled vessel across the shop floor.
• The flat bottom also aids in positioning cans consistently in the same spot every time, which supports predictable pickup tube reach and helps maintain a familiar setup for operators using standard container sizes.

Pressure Tank Setup And Shop Maneuvering

This C.A. Technologies pressure tank is categorized as spray equipment, so it is intended to integrate into a pressurized coating delivery setup in a woodworking or finishing environment. The flat bottom structure allows operators to place 1 quart or 1 gallon cans directly inside, so aligning the material source within the vessel stays straightforward from one project to the next. Because all tanks have wheels for maneuverability, a loaded tank can be positioned near the spray area without heavy lifting, which supports repositioning around large cabinets or panels as the work progresses. The 2.5 gallon size balances capacity with movement, so there is ample material volume while the wheeled base continues to roll easily across typical shop surfaces.

How This Pressure Tank Fits Spray Work

Using The Flat Bottom Tank With Cans

The flat bottom on this standard pressure tank creates a stable interior surface for 1 quart and 1 gallon cans, so common coating containers sit directly on the tank floor without rocking. When operators place these cans inside, the consistent flat support helps keep the material level as pressure is applied, which supports even draw from the container during spraying. Being able to set both 1 quart and 1 gallon cans inside means one pressure tank can handle small test batches and longer production runs using off-the-shelf can sizes. This versatility supports shops that rotate between short custom jobs and extended finishing sessions, since the same vessel accepts either container size without changing the basic setup. The defined 2.5 gallon tank capacity also leaves room for these cans while still providing the internal space needed for a pressurized environment around them.

Mobility And Workflow With Wheeled Design

All tanks in this line have wheels for maneuverability, so this 2.5 gallon pressure tank can be rolled instead of carried when filled with finish material. Moving the tank on wheels keeps the weight supported by the floor, which is useful when the vessel is holding a 1 quart or 1 gallon can and operating at pressure. The wheeled base lets finishing crews position the tank close to the spray zone, then relocate as work shifts along large casework, doors, or panels without breaking down the fluid setup. For shops that rearrange layouts or shift projects between booths and benches, the rolling design lets the pressure tank travel with the work rather than staying fixed in one station. This mobility, combined with the flat bottom that accepts standard can sizes, supports a flexible spray workflow built around the same C.A. Technologies tank.

Common Questions About This 2.5 Gallon Tank

Selecting This Pressure Tank For Spray Work

The C.A. Technologies standard pressure tank, 2.5 gallon, offers a flat bottom interior for 1 quart and 1 gallon cans and wheels for maneuverability, so it fits spray equipment setups that rely on pressurized material supply. For woodworking or other finishing operations that use standard can sizes and need a movable tank within the spray area, the 2.5 gallon capacity and spray equipment classification align with that role. Choose this pressure tank 51-202 when a wheeled, flat bottom vessel is needed to hold coating cans inside a pressurized system and support a flexible shop workflow.