STANLEY Fatmax Oil Compressor 50L, 2.5HP, 10 Bar, D-251 Pump

The STANLEY Fatmax oil-lubricated compressor is a high-performance air solution designed for demanding professional and workshop environments. Featuring a 50-liter tank and a robust 2.5 HP motor, this unit provides the consistent airflow required for a variety of pneumatic operations. The integrated D-251 pump is engineered for reliability and longevity, ensuring that the compressor maintains a maximum pressure of 10 bar even during intensive use.

Advantages

This compressor stands out due to its oil-lubricated pump system, which significantly reduces wear and tear on internal components, extending the overall service life of the machine. The 50-liter tank provides a sufficient air reserve to minimize motor cycling, allowing for smoother operation during longer tasks. Its sturdy construction and ergonomic design make it a dependable choice for users who require a balance of power, durability, and consistent air output for various pneumatic applications.

Suitable for

• Inflating tires and sports equipment
• Operating pneumatic tools such as impact wrenches and staplers
• Blowing dust and debris from surfaces
• Paint spraying and airbrushing tasks

When it may not be suitable

This compressor may not be ideal for tasks requiring continuous, high-volume air consumption over extended periods, such as heavy-duty industrial sandblasting or operating large-scale pneumatic machinery. Additionally, due to its weight and size, it may not be the best choice for users who require a highly portable or compact unit for frequent transport between job sites.

Key specifications

• Tank capacity: 50 liters
• Motor power: 2.5 HP
• Maximum pressure: 10 bar
• Pump type: Oil-lubricated D-251

How to use

To operate the compressor, place it on a flat, stable surface in a well-ventilated area. Check the oil level in the pump before starting the unit. Connect your pneumatic hose to the outlet valve and ensure all connections are secure. Plug the power cord into a compatible electrical outlet and turn the switch to the on position. Monitor the pressure gauge to ensure the tank reaches the desired pressure before beginning your task. Once finished, turn off the unit and release the remaining air pressure from the tank using the drain valve.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your electrical supply meets the power requirements of the motor.
• Verify that the air flow capacity is sufficient for your specific pneumatic tools.
• Consider the available storage space in your workshop or garage.
• Check the maintenance requirements for oil-lubricated pump systems.

Usage recommendations

Regularly drain condensation from the tank to prevent internal corrosion and check the oil levels periodically to ensure the pump remains properly lubricated for optimal performance.