AIRMEC CFT305-15 Oil Lubricated Piston Compressor - 650 ltr/min 5.5 hp * 15 BAR MODEL *
€2,344.-
incl. VAT
€2,344.-
excl. VAT
€2,344.-
incl. VAT
€2,344.-
excl. VAT
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The AIRMEC CFT305 is a steady and robust four-cylinder compressor at 230/400volts. Due to its high yield, 300 litres tank, industrial air filter and low speed of 900 rpm, this AIRMEC compressor is ideal for heavy work. Obviously the AIRMEC CFT305 compressor also great for tire inflation, blowing, paint spray and light maintenance work.
The stationary AIRMEC CFT305 is a special oil lubricated piston compressor suitable for pressures up to 10 bar. It is a low speed model and thus produces an exceptionally low noise level. Applications of this compressor are varied. With AIRMEC compressor you buy only quality
- Professional and high-quality compressor
- Stationary, quiet and low-vibration
- Low output temperature
- Electric motor with high starting torque
- Internal thermal protection
- Large oil sump
- Long life
- High efficiency
- Pressure regulator with gauge
- 5 meters of cable
- Industrial air
- Made in Italy
Specifications of AIRMEC CFT305-15 Oil Lubricated Piston Compressor - 650 ltr/min 5.5 hp * 15 BAR MODEL *
| SKU | 563063052 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Airmec |
| EAN | 8719214390396 |
| Packing | 1 piece |
| Weight | 153 kg |
| SKU | 563063052 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Airmec |
| EAN | 8719214390396 |
| Packing | 1 piece |
| Weight | 153 kg |
| Length | 1760 mm |
| Width | 720 mm |
| Power source | Runs on three-phase power |
| Voltage (Volt) | 400 V |
| Size | 1760 x 720 x 1150mm (lxbxh) |
| Height | 1150 mm |
| Power (kW) | 5 |
| Power (HP) | 5 |
| Speed - RPM | 900 rpm |
| Speed Max | 900 rpm |
| Category | Oil-lubricated compressors |
Frequently Asked Questions
What compressor do you need to spray paint?
You need an oil-free compressor to spray paint. When the compressor is oil-free, you don't have to worry that residual oil can get into the paint or lacquer. To spray paint, you also need a compressor that provides enough compressed air for your paint sprayer.
What does a compressor consume?
A compressor uses less energy thanks to energy-saving components. A compressor consumes little power if it runs on 220 volts or 400 volts power.
Which compressor is best to use?
Which compressor is best to use is different for each application. If you want to spray paint, it is best to use an oil-free compressor. If you are going to use heavy air tools, then a piston compressor is best to use.
Are there quiet compressors?
Yes, there are quiet compressors. These low-noise compressors are quiet thanks to special materials that dampen vibrations, noises and noise. Silent compressors make no more noise than 67 db(A).
How long can a compressor run?
A compressor can run for a long time as long as there is enough compressed air in the boiler. When the tank is empty, the compressor will kick on to build up compressed air in the boiler again. After this, the compressor can run for a long time again.
A compressor with or without oil?
A compressor with or without oil is different for each application. If you are going to spray paint then you will want a compressor without oil. Are you using Heavy Duty pneumatic tools then you want a compressor with oil.
When is this oil-lubricated piston compressor suitable for you?
For those seeking a permanent setup in the workshop or garage who want to power heavier air tools for extended periods. This compressor delivers 650 liters per minute and 15 bar, but does require regular oil maintenance.
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- Continuous use in a workshop or garage: With a 5.5 hp pump and high suction capacity, this is a machine for those who work with air tools for extended periods, such as an impact wrench, tire inflator, or blow gun. The oil-lubricated pump is quieter and more durable than an oil-free one during intensive use.
- Heavier pneumatic tools at 15 bar: The 15 bar version provides extra working pressure for tools that require more than the standard 8 or 10 bar. Handy for semi-professional jobs where you don't want the pressure to drop during work.
- Less suitable for occasional or mobile use: For inflating a tire every now and then or for jobs at varying locations, a compact oil-free compressor is more practical. It is lighter, maintenance-free, and ready for immediate use, whereas this oil-lubricated machine requires oil checks, oil changes, and a fixed, level setup.
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