What is the difference between CFM & PSI?
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PSI means pound/inch2 and represents pressure and whereas CFM means Foot3/minute represent volume of air.Both are used in air compressor.
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CFM: Cubic Feet per Minute - It is one of the unit to measure the rate of Flow or rate of Quantity of Discharge.
PSI: Pounds per Square Inch - It is one of the unit to measure the Pressure.
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