255C 2.5 Gallon Pressure Pot for Casting, Blue

Great product very easy to use sturdy construction used for resin pores would buy a gain

I use the California Air Tools 255C pressure pot for casting epoxy resin knife scales, and it’s been fantastic. It holds pressure consistently, which is crucial for achieving bubble-free casts. The build quality is excellent; it feels solid and well-constructed, giving me confidence it’ll hold up over time. It’s also easy to operate, with straightforward setup that make setting and maintaining pressure simple. For anyone working with resin or similar casting materials, this pressure pot is a reliable, high-quality option that delivers great results every time. Highly recommended!

I bought the larger version of this years ago, and found I needed a bit more space, so I added this one to my army. It’s very durable and holds pressure like a pro so no leaking. Worth every penny. It’s pretty light weight and easy to move around if needed.

Perfect for smaller castings

I, like many other dicemakers, started out with a pressure paint sprayer from harbor freight. Sadly I had a horrible experience with it and when it was rendered useless by hardware failure I bit the bullet and got a CAT. I will never look back. This thing is perfect. It just.. Works. Straight out of the box it had no leaks, needed no modifications and took my dicemaking to a whole new level. The gasket is solid. I fill it to 40psi and it stays at 40psi until I release it. The swing style bolts are so much easier and more secure than the c clamps on the harbor fright pot. The wing nuts are large and turn smoothly, I can even use two hands on them. The adjustable rubber feet assure it is not going to slide off my table and I can always have a level pour, even if the table is unlevel. The bottom of it is not rounded but flat so you can even put your work directly on the bottom of the pot without an insert. All of the input and gages are positioned on top and not in the way of any of the screws. The list goes on. I loved it so much that I got a second one for doing molds and dice at the same time. I will never use any other pot.