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Sale Quincy Motor - 1312100390 $618.46 Regular price $660.06 -
Quincy 7.5 HP Motor, 3450 RPM 1-Phase 30A - 1312100394 $1,102.09 -
Quincy 7.5 HP Motor, 1-Phase 208-230V 182T - 1312100400 $1,096.53 -
Sale Quincy Galvanized Nipple 1/4 x 1-1/2 in. - 1312100309 $5.83 Regular price $8.02 -
Sale Quincy Pressure Switch - 1312100407 $240.42 Regular price $256.59 -
Quincy Sheave 3.2 in. OD, 5/8 in. Bore - 1312100439 $18.43 -
Drive Pulley - Chicago Pneumatic Replacement Part 1312100440 $25.56 -
Drive Pulley - Chicago Pneumatic Replacement Part 1312100442 $60.51 -
Bushing 5/8" H - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312100448 $15.35 -
Pressure Switch 105-135 PSI 26A - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312100455 $49.16 -
Air Receiver Tank - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312100473 $608.60 -
20-Gallon Horizontal Air Tank (Blue) - Chicago Pneumatic 1312100599 $791.96 -
Sale Pressure Gauge - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312100845 $7.96 Regular price $8.49 -
Sale Discharge Tube 5/8" Copper - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101047 $23.18 Regular price $24.74 -
Discharge Tube 1/2" PAT24 - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101048 $17.56 -
Sale V-Belt A48 - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101067 $5.11 Regular price $5.46 -
Connector 1/2" Tube x 1/2" NPT (Bored) - CP Part 1312101068 $9.62 -
Sale Connector 5/8" Tube x 1/2" NPT (Bored) - CP Part 1312101069 $10.32 Regular price $11.01 -
Sheave 4.75" OD (H Bushing) - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101070 $34.62 -
60-Gallon Vertical Air Tank 170 PSI 3-Leg (Blue) - CP 1312101159 $769.21 -
Mini Ball Valve 1/4" F x F - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101170 $8.21 -
Brass Nipple 1/4" x 2" - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101273 $4.26 -
Low Oil Level Switch 600VAC - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101285 $157.24 -
Check Valve 1/2" FNPT x 1/2" MNPT - Chicago Pneumatic Part 1312101343 $20.49
Find The Compressed Air Parts You Need
When your compressed air system goes down, it’s almost never the whole machine that fails – it’s one small component that brings everything to a halt. That might be a worn motor belt, a failed pressure switch, a clogged filter element, or a tired safety valve. The fastest, most cost-effective fix is almost always the right replacement part, not a new compressor.


