Air Compressor Airpress HL 360-50 1800 W 288 l/min 8 bar

The Airpress HL 360-50 is a portable stationary air compressor engineered for versatile workshop and site use. It is driven by an 1800 W motor that provides an intake capacity of 288 l/min and generates a maximum working pressure of 8 bar. The unit is mounted on a tank and fitted with two wheels for easier relocation; its compact footprint (410 mm width, 480 mm depth, 1050 mm height) makes it suitable for placement in constrained workspaces while supporting pneumatic tools, inflation and general compressed-air tasks.

Advantages

The compressor combines a high-power motor with a substantial air intake rate to support continuous operation with common pneumatic tools. Its maximum pressure of 8 bar covers a wide range of workshop and service applications. The two-wheel design and moderate dimensions improve mobility and storage flexibility. Built for universal use, the Airpress HL 360-50 balances performance and practicality for professional and DIY environments.

Suitable for

• Operating pneumatic hand tools such as impact wrenches and nailers
• Inflating tyres, sports equipment and inflatable items
• Painting with small to medium spray guns and airbrushes
• General cleaning with compressed air and dust removal
• Workshop and garage maintenance tasks requiring steady air supply

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1800 W
• Intake capacity: 288 l/min
• Maximum pressure: 8 bar
• Mobility: two wheels for relocation
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 410 × 480 × 1050 mm

How to use

Place the compressor on a stable, level surface and ensure adequate ventilation around the unit. Before first use, check oil levels if applicable and verify that all fittings are tightened. Connect the pneumatic tool or hose to the outlet using compatible couplings, set the regulator to the required working pressure (up to 8 bar) and start the motor following the manufacturer’s instructions. Monitor pressure gauges during operation and allow the compressor to reach cut-out pressure before use. After completing tasks, switch off the motor, relieve pressure in the hose and tank using the drain valve and disconnect accessories.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate pressure settings for each tool and allow short cooling periods during extended operation to avoid overheating. Regularly drain condensate from the tank and inspect hoses and fittings for wear to maintain performance and safety.