New Generation of Hill Pump "MK4"

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  • #215695
    bogman
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    Good to know. We get routinely in the upper 90s (rH) during the summer rainy periods; we’re surrounded by forest and brush. Too bad the conventional dry pacs don’t have color indicators to let you know when they’re saturated/used up.

    #215806
    Anonymous
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    quote bogman:

    Good to know. We get routinely in the upper 90s (rH) during the summer rainy periods; we’re surrounded by forest and brush. Too bad the conventional dry pacs don’t have color indicators to let you know when they’re saturated/used up.

    Yes that’s way I wanted to try this one it changes color from blue to a pink color and can be regenerated by baking.

    https://secure.drierite.com/catalog3/page5.cfm
    https://secure.drierite.com/catalog3/page19b.cfm

    I’ll get some and I’ll let you know how it is.

    ~ GKU

    #216113
    Anonymous
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    Here it is I just got it today, just a 1 lb bottle to try out.

    ~ GKU

    #216117
    hemn
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    Please let us know about the result ,,,i may order some as well,,,

    quote GKU:

    Here it is I just got it today, just a 1 lb bottle to try out.

    ~ GKU

    #217821
    Anonymous
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    Hill Mk4 hand pump now available at http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Hill_Pump_MK4_Up_to_3300_PSI/5501#

    ~ GKU

    #217831
    hemn
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    Yes… I know. .. I have already placed my order for three of them and mk4 service kit and all… also some adapters. …I think I will get it by end of the week. . …last night got my last order for the mk3 …but I realised that they habe upgraded the hose ..it is longer and more flexible. ..
    let me get them…i will post the results once I get them

    #217962
    bogman
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    So how is the Drierite working, GKU? Form the look at the label, it’s a Calcium sulfate instead of Silica gel. Looks porous, too, which might make it work faster.

    Is the baking temperature to recharge it in the 350 degree F range?

    To super-dry, I’m thinking a 2-3 inch diameter pvc pipe, maybe 24 inches long, filled with desiccant. It would be easy to make and feed to the pump intake.

    It would be a lot better to make/find a high pressure desiccant rig on the pump output side.

    #218017
    Anonymous
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    quote bogman:

    So how is the Drierite working, GKU? Form the look at the label, it’s a Calcium sulfate instead of Silica gel. Looks porous, too, which might make it work faster.

    Is the baking temperature to recharge it in the 350 degree F range?

    To super-dry, I’m thinking a 2-3 inch diameter pvc pipe, maybe 24 inches long, filled with desiccant. It would be easy to make and feed to the pump intake.

    It would be a lot better to make/find a high pressure desiccant rig on the pump output side.

    Hi bogman,

    I haven’t tried it yet, when it came in when I just refilled my pumps with Hill packs before hand.

    For the regeneration of Indicating DRIERITE, the granules may be spread in layers one granule deep and heated for 1 hour at 210° C or 425° F. The regenerated material should be placed in the original glass or metal container and sealed while hot. The color of the Indicating DRIERITE may become less distinct on successive regenerations due to the migration of the indicator into the interior of the granule and sublimation of the indicator.

    The rate at which it adsorbs can be adjusted by using a different mesh size when ordering, from 4-20 mesh. I ordered and got the 8 mesh thinking it has about the same surface area as the Hill dry pack granule. I would think that the smaller mesh will absorb at a faster rate but it may need to be regenerated more frequently ?

    I would try and look for something clear instead of PVC ?

    I will be posting its performance here as soon as I can.

    ATB ~ GKU

    #218562
    hemn
    Participant

    Hi guys…

    I received my Hill pump MK4 few hours ago. .. I assembled and filled my Edgun…
    it is really nice and effortlessly refills …looks very good and durable. ..
    the hose is really flexible…and the gauge is perfect. .same reading pressure on my Edgun gauge
    I will post pics tomorrow when I get chance

    #218563
    donnyfl
    Participant

    Nice Hemn! Same amount of pumps just less effort as the Mk3?

    quote Hemn:

    Hi guys…

    I received my Hill pump MK4 few hours ago. .. I assembled and filled my Edgun…
    it is really nice and effortlessly refills …looks very good and durable. ..
    the hose is really flexible…and the gauge is perfect. .same reading pressure on my Edgun gauge
    I will post pics tomorrow when I get chance

    #218564
    zonk
    Participant

    Sweet Hemn. My buddy bought a hand pump and filled his Bobcat once and sent it back. Damn near killed him.

    #218567
    donnyfl
    Participant

    Thank god he’s alive Zonk! MK is only for airguns. What he needed was this

    quote Zonk:

    Sweet Hemn. My buddy bought a hand pump and filled his Bobcat once and sent it back. Damn near killed him.
    #218569
    secoda
    Participant

    Can you turn up a King Kong model for me on the lathe? 😛 That is a pee wee.

    #218571
    donnyfl
    Participant

    That’s almost 8 inches right there SEcoda, you’re telling me yours is larger than that? We’re going to have to call you Lex Steele from now on. Warning do not google lex steele if you’re scared of getting your eyes poked from across the room.

    quote SECoda:

    Can you turn up a King Kong model for me on the lathe? 😛 That is a pee wee.
    #218578
    secoda
    Participant

    Oh – I thought it was metric. Never mind. 😆

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