Air tank Aerotec Portable 14 L, max pressure 10 bar

The Aerotec Portable 14 L air tank stores compressed air with a maximum pressure of 10 bar. Designed for use as a mobile buffer or temporary supply, the tank helps stabilize pressure in small workshop installations, supports pneumatic hand tools and inflating tasks, and can be integrated into existing air systems. Its 14-liter capacity balances portability and usable stored volume for short-duration work or peak-demand smoothing.

Advantages

The portable air tank provides a compact and transportable source of compressed air without the need to run a compressor continuously. It reduces compressor cycling by supplying short bursts of air at stable pressure, which can improve the lifespan of connected equipment. The tank is simple to connect to standard fittings and offers a practical solution when a fixed receiver is not available or when temporary additional capacity is required.

Suitable for

• Powering pneumatic hand tools and small air-powered devices
• Inflating vehicle tires, sports equipment and air cushions
• Acting as a pressure buffer to reduce compressor start/stop frequency
• Temporary or mobile pneumatic setups at job sites or in workshops

Key specifications

• Tank capacity: 14 liters
• Maximum working pressure: 10 bar
• Intended use: portable compressed air storage and pressure buffering
• Typical connections: compatible with standard workshop air fittings (adaptors may be required depending on system)
• Construction: steel pressure vessel designed for compressed air service

How to use

Connect the air tank to a suitable compressor or compressed air source using appropriate hoses and fittings; ensure all connections are tight and compatible with the tank's inlet/outlet. Fill the tank while monitoring the pressure gauge on the compressor or the supply line and do not exceed the 10 bar maximum working pressure. When using the stored air, attach the pneumatic tool or inflation device to the tank outlet, operate within the tank's pressure range, and allow the compressor to replenish the tank as needed. Before storage or transport, release pressure according to local safety practices and secure the tank to prevent movement.

Usage recommendations

Always follow local regulations and safety guidelines for pressure vessels: inspect for visible damage before use, avoid exceeding the maximum working pressure of 10 bar, use pressure-rated hoses and fittings, and perform regular maintenance and periodic inspections in line with applicable standards.