

Metabo HPT Quiet Air Compressor | 125 PSI | 1 Gallon | EC28M
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Stephen c.
08-06-2025keep up the good work. thank you.
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Peter
> 3 dayQuietest compressor I’ve ever owned.
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richard s.
> 3 dayI just needed something more powerful
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John Zagnoli
> 3 dayWe needed an air compressor to clean and pre-process our laser printed material for our in-office mail inserting equipment. Quiet operation was the one of the most important criteria and this compressor is perfect for that. We found that when shuffling laser printer output, adding the step of blowing air over the printer output reduces the sheets electrostatically sticking together and greatly reduces jams and mis-inserts in our Neopost mail inserter. This was suggested by one of our techs and was an outstanding recommendations.
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anji0824
> 3 dayGreat lightweight compressor
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Chris
> 3 daySooooo quiet. Low capacity but perfect for what I needed for light home use. Great buy
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Shawn Bailey
> 3 dayThis compressor has been perfect for my needs. Super quiet.
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David Gertner
> 3 daySO QUIET! You hardly know it’s running in the same room. Everyone that sees (and doesn’t hear) this compressor loves it! Perfect for smaller jobs like kitchen finishing and small molding installs. I don’t use it to trim a whole house but for finishing up a project it’s perfect. Lightweight and compact as well. Someone asked me if my big compressor had a baby the other day.. LOVE IT!
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M0E
> 3 dayGreat quality and performance in a quiet package. Powers my air nailers well.
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Norwegian carpenter
> 3 dayI needed a small compressor for interior trim etc. And until now I have used a long retractable reel and compressor mounted in my van. It’s always weird to drag a hose through and door/window which has its own annoyances. Also hate dragging the bigger compressor around for small jobs or finish carpentry. This unit is so light and unbelievably quiet! When I turned on I was blown away. I wished it had higher regulated pressure but so far it’s been great for pins/brads/finish nails. It even drives 2.5” coil nails, but you have to let the motor catch up so you can’t rapid fire. For a remodel it may shoot a few framing nails too, but within reason and one might have to hammer the nail right.