INGERSOLL RAND 100L 2.2K W (3 HP) 230 V Belt Driven Air Compressor

Belt-Driven Air Compressor

Overview
This belt-driven air compressor features an aluminum air pump with cast iron cylinders and a smooth-running TEFV electrical motor. As a single-stage pump unit, it is ideal for larger DIY applications, providing reliable performance and efficiency.

Key Features

• Aluminum Air Pump: Lightweight construction enhances portability while maintaining high performance.
• Cast Iron Cylinders: Ensures durability and longevity, making it well-suited for frequent use in demanding environments.
• TEFV Electric Motor: Offers quiet operation and efficient performance, reducing noise levels during use.

Specifications

• Tank Capacity: 100 L
• Motor Output: 2.2 kW (3 HP)
• Outlet Air Flow: 6.7 CFM (190 L/min)
• Max Tank Pressure: 10 BAR (145 PSI)
• Amperage: 13 A
• Compressor Type: Belt Driven
• RPM: 2,800 RPM
• Voltage: 230 V @ 50 Hz
• Phase: Single Phase

Package Dimensions

• Length: 112.00 cm
• Width: 40.35 cm
• Height: 81.00 cm
• Weight: 63.45 kg

Applications
This air compressor is versatile and ideal for a variety of larger DIY tasks, including:

• Powering Pneumatic Tools: Efficiently runs nail guns, air hammers, and other pneumatic tools for construction and renovation projects.
• Inflation Tasks: Quickly inflates tires for vehicles, bicycles, and sports equipment.
• Spray Painting: Provides a consistent air supply for spray painting, ensuring high-quality finishes.
• Cleaning: Effectively used for cleaning tasks with air nozzles to blow away debris and dust.

Maintenance Tips
To maximize the performance and lifespan of your air compressor, follow these maintenance tips:

• Regular Oil Checks: Monitor oil levels and replace oil as necessary to ensure proper lubrication of moving parts.
• Filter Maintenance: Clean or replace air filters regularly to maintain airflow efficiency and prevent dust buildup.
• Pressure Monitoring: Frequently check and adjust pressure levels to prevent over-pressurization and ensure safe operation.
• Routine Inspections: Conduct regular inspections for any signs of wear or damage to catch issues early and avoid costly repairs.