Air compressors, Page 18
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Black Wind piston compressors
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ATMOS piston compressors
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Walter reciprocating compressors
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Piston compressors ABAC
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Piston compressors ABAC
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Expert Zero compressors
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ABAC reciprocating compressors
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Quiet compressors Super Silent OS
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INDUSTRIAL TECH compressors
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CLR reciprocating compressors
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Combustion compressors
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Screw compressors
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Pressure vessels
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Compressor accessories
Product sorting
List of products
A two-metre 2" rubber hose with one end bent at 90° for connecting a large compressor to an air receiver. Working pressure 20 bar, supplied with two male-thread adaptors.
A long 2" rubber hose with a 90° elbow at one end for large compressor stations where the compressor stands further from the vessel. Working pressure 20 bar; swivel nuts and two...
A one-metre 3/4" rubber hose with one straight end and a 90° elbow at the other for a short connection in a tight space. Working pressure 20 bar, two adaptors supplied.
A stationary diesel machine at fourteen bar with an electric starter and the two-stage B6000B pump.
The highest-output machine in the whole range. A Kohler diesel engine, the largest B7000 pump, working up to fourteen bar.
A stationary machine on feet with an electric starter. The largest petrol engine in the range, ten bar.
The high-pressure version of the stationary machine: fourteen bar instead of ten, otherwise identical.
The highest intake among the petrol machines. The largest B7000 pump, working up to fourteen bar.
The only machine on offer with a built-in generator. It supplies compressed air and electric power at the same time.
A two-hundred-litre tank on wheels. The largest reserve of air among the wheeled machines.
Two eleven-litre tanks either side instead of one big one. A long, low machine that travels well.
The only diesel machine you can still push around a site. A 270-litre tank and manual start.
The largest wheeled machine in the range: a 270-litre tank and a petrol engine.
The most powerful machine with a split tank: two times seventeen litres and a Honda GX270 engine.
A fifty-litre tank and a Honda GX270 engine. The highest output you can still push around a site.
The only fifty-litre machine at fourteen bar. The same machine as the 50CP, but with a higher working pressure.
A float condensate drain for filters, pressure vessels and cyclone separators. It works mechanically, without electricity and without setting. Body made of stainless steel.
A float condensate drain for filters, pressure vessels and cyclone separators. It works mechanically, without electricity and without setting. Body made of brass.
A float condensate drain for filters, pressure vessels and cyclone separators. It works mechanically, without electricity and without setting. Body made of stainless steel.
The smallest machine of the range on a steel base frame. Fifteen bar in two stages, without a vessel — the air goes straight into the pipework or into a receiver you already own.
The smallest complete assembly of the range: a two-stage airend mounted on a horizontal ninety-litre receiver. Place it, connect the supply and the pipework.
The smallest machine of the twenty-bar range on a steel base frame. Twenty bar in two stages, no pressure vessel — the air goes straight into the pipework or into a receiver you...
Eleven kilowatts on a base frame. Two thirds more air than the 7.5 kW machine and a different weight class — 185 kg and five decibels louder.
A complete assembly: a two-stage airend mounted on a horizontal ninety-litre vessel. The machine arrives assembled — it only has to be placed and connected.
Two point two kilowatts on a base frame. The strongest machine of the range that still starts directly, without a star-delta sequence.
A complete assembly with a horizontal ninety-litre receiver and a direct start. The strongest machine of the range you can place and connect without dealing with star-delta.
Two point two kilowatts on a base frame. The strongest machine of the range that still starts directly, without star-delta starting.
The smallest machine of the category. The only one that starts directly — from four kilowatts up star-delta is a must.
Four kilowatts on a base frame with star-delta starting. A two-stage airend that delivers over four hundred litres a minute at a full fifteen bar.
Four kilowatts on a base frame with star-delta starting. The first machine of the range where the manufacturer softens the current peak at start-up.
Four kilowatts on a base frame. The first machine of the category where the manufacturer softens the current peak at start-up with star-delta starting.
A complete assembly on a horizontal two-hundred-and-seventy-litre vessel. A 5.5 kW two-stage airend with star-delta starting, ready to be placed and connected.
Five and a half kilowatts on a base frame, with star-delta starting. For plants that have their own certified fifteen-bar vessel.
Five and a half kilowatts mounted on a horizontal two-hundred-and-seventy-litre receiver. A complete assembly for continuous duty that only has to be placed and connected.
Five and a half kilowatts on a base frame with star-delta starting. The mid-range machine for plants that have their own twenty-bar pressure vessel.
Five and a half kilowatts on a base frame. Of all the machines in the category it gives back the largest share of the air it draws in — two thirds.
The largest complete assembly of the range: seven and a half kilowatts on a horizontal two-hundred-and-seventy-litre vessel, with star-delta starting.
The strongest machine of the range on a base frame. Seven and a half kilowatts, two-stage compression and over seven hundred litres a minute at fifteen bar.
The largest complete assembly of the category: seven and a half kilowatts on a horizontal two-hundred-and-seventy-litre receiver. The highest delivery you will get here on a...
Seven and a half kilowatts on a base frame, star-delta starting, no pressure vessel. Of all the machines in the category it gives back the largest share of the air it draws in.