Air Compressor Airpress HL 425-100V 2200 W 392 l/min 8 bar

The Airpress HL 425-100V air compressor is a compact, portable compressor designed for a range of workshop and DIY tasks. Equipped with a 2200 W motor, it delivers an intake capacity of 392 l/min and a maximum pressure of 8 bar, providing stable compressed air for pneumatic tools, inflation and general workshop use. Its design emphasises ease of movement and space-saving installation while maintaining robust airflow performance suitable for intermittent to regular use.

Advantages

The unit combines a high-power motor with a compact frame to balance performance and mobility. With a rated intake of 392 l/min and an 8 bar maximum pressure, it supports many common pneumatic tools and inflation tasks. The relatively small footprint allows placement in limited workshop areas or transport in utility vehicles. Built with practical controls and connection points, it facilitates quick setup and tool changes.

Suitable for

• Operating pneumatic hand tools such as nail guns, staplers and impact wrenches
• Inflating tyres, sports equipment and air mattresses
• Paint sprayers and light sanding tasks that require compressed air
• General workshop applications, maintenance and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2200 W
• Intake capacity: 392 litres per minute
• Maximum working pressure: 8 bar
• Portable, compact design suitable for limited spaces

How to use

Place the compressor on a stable, level surface and ensure adequate ventilation around the unit. Connect the compressor to a suitable power supply following local electrical regulations. Open the drain valve briefly to remove any condensation before first use. Attach the required hose and tool using the provided coupling; set the regulator to the recommended pressure for the tool or task. Start the motor and allow it to build pressure; monitor the pressure gauge and adjust as necessary. After use, switch off the compressor, disconnect the power, and release residual pressure from the tank and lines.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, service the compressor according to the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule: regularly check oil levels if applicable, drain condensation from the tank after each use, inspect hoses and fittings for wear, and keep air inlets free from dust. Use appropriate pressure settings for each pneumatic tool to avoid premature wear and ensure safety.