Comressors CompAir C14 Volume flow 1,4 m3/min
Description
CompAir C14 screw compressor
Capacity 1.4 m/min
Pressure ranges from 7 bar
Engine power 15.5 kW
Weight 165 kg
Applications
Repair/installation work
Dismantling and breaking tools
Earth moles
Mobile truck tyre repairs
Twisting of fibre optic cables
Extremely confined construction sites requiring a very light and compact machine
C14, a powerful alternative to power tools. Compact compressor - only 165 kg operating weight, with a flow rate of 1.0 to 1.4 m3/min at 7 to 12 bar. Ideal for a wide range of repair and installation work.
| Features | Advantages |
| Air-cooled Honda GX630 petrol engine | Quiet operation and economy |
| Only 165 kg transport weight | Easy loading onto the load area of vans, estate cars or flatbed trucks. The trailer coupling remains free, so further construction machines can be transported. |
| Compact dimensions, transport wheels and folding tow bar | Fits through doors and can be carried and moved by hand |
| 2 lifting eyes and transport handles all around | For easy handling and loading |
| Removable black plastic fuel tank, capacity 20 l | Simple and safe refuelling |
| Hinged cover | Very good accessibility for maintenance |
| Electric starter as standard | Can be used anywhere, easy to start |
| Cold-start assistance by unloading the compressor | Good starting behaviour even in winter |
| Stepless control optimally adapts the engine speed to the air consumption | Economical, high-performance operation |
| Separate air filters for engine and compressor with safety element | Long filter life, long maintenance intervals and high operational reliability |
| Integral oil system | Compact and easy to maintain. No flexible hoses, high operational safety |
| Automatic shutdown if the compressor temperature is too high or the engine oil pressure is too low | Ensures safe compressor operation at low ambient temperatures or under extreme partial loads |
Use:
- Demolition hammers and pneumatic tools
- Fibre optic blowing
- Small diameter moles
