Pneumatic Air Tank 16 L GEKO G01137 — portable compressed air reservoir for tools and inflation

GEKO G01137 is a 16-litre pneumatic air tank designed as a portable compressed air reservoir. It provides temporary storage of compressed air to reduce frequent compressor cycling and to deliver immediate air supply for pneumatic tools and inflation tasks. The compact 16 L capacity balances portability and usable volume, making the unit suitable for workshops, mobile service technicians and occasional on-site use where a compressor is not convenient.

Advantages

The pneumatic air tank stores compressed air for short-term use, enabling smoother operation of impact wrenches, air ratchets, air hammers and tyre inflators without continuous compressor run time. Its portable design and manageable weight make transport and positioning straightforward. By supplying a buffer of stored air, the tank helps maintain more stable pressure during peak demand and can extend the service life of small compressors by reducing rapid on/off cycles.

Suitable for

• Powering pneumatic hand tools for short bursts of use
• Inflating tyres, sports equipment and inflatable items
• Mobile repair and maintenance tasks where compressor access is limited
• Workshops that need temporary backup air supply during peak demand

Key specifications

• Tank capacity: 16 litres
• Function: portable compressed air reservoir for short-term supply
• Primary use: supports pneumatic tools and inflation accessories
• Design focus: balance of compact size and usable air volume for mobility

How to use

Connect the pneumatic air tank to a compressor or another pressurised air source using an appropriate hose and fittings compatible with the tank fittings. Charge the tank to the recommended working pressure within the limits specified by the manufacturer of the tank and the connected equipment. Use standard pneumatic couplings to attach tools or inflators to the tank outlet; operate tools in short bursts to make the most of the stored air. After use, safely depressurise the tank before disconnecting hoses or storing the unit. Follow all safety instructions provided with your compressor and pneumatic tools.

Usage recommendations

Use the tank as a short-term buffer rather than a continuous supply. Monitor pressure and avoid exceeding the maximum rated pressure of connected tools. Regularly inspect hoses, fittings and the tank for signs of wear or damage and release pressure before maintenance or transport.