Air compressor STANLEY Vertical Oil-Free 50L 2.0HP 10bar FATMAX

The STANLEY Vertical Oil-Free 50L 2.0HP 10bar FATMAX is a vertical air compressor designed for workshop and site applications where oil-free compressed air is required. It features a 50-litre vertical tank and a 2.0 HP motor that delivers up to 10 bar maximum pressure. The oil-free pump reduces maintenance related to oil changes and contamination risk, while the vertical layout saves floor space and facilitates installation and upkeep. This compressor supplies compressed air for pneumatic tools, tyre inflation and cleaning tasks.

Advantages

This oil-free compressor provides maintenance-friendly operation due to the absence of oil in the compression chamber, eliminating oil changes and reducing contamination risk for air-powered equipment. The vertical design minimises the footprint in a workshop or on a site and makes access to controls and connections straightforward. The 50-litre tank balances runtime and portability, and the unit’s ability to reach 10 bar makes it suitable for a wide range of pneumatic applications. Built by the STANLEY brand, it meets typical durability and usability expectations for professional and hobby use.

Suitable for

• Powering pneumatic tools such as nailers, staplers and impact wrenches
• Inflating vehicle and bicycle tyres, sports equipment and air mattresses
• Blowing dust and debris from work surfaces and machinery
• Light to medium workshop tasks where oil-free air is preferred

Key specifications

• Tank volume: 50 litres
• Motor power: 2.0 HP
• Maximum pressure: 10 bar
• Pump type: oil-free
• Orientation: vertical

How to use

Position the compressor on a level, stable surface with adequate ventilation and connect to a suitable mains supply according to the manufacturer's electrical requirements. Open the air outlet valve and attach the required pneumatic tool or inflation accessory to the quick-connect coupling. Start the motor using the control switch; allow the compressor to build pressure up to the preset cut-out level (up to 10 bar). Operate pneumatic tools within the compressor's pressure and flow limits and monitor gauges during use. After work, switch off the motor, isolate the mains supply and depressurise the tank by opening the drain valve to remove accumulated condensate.

Usage recommendations

Use clean, dry fittings and hoses rated for the required pressure. Regularly drain condensate from the tank after each working day to prevent corrosion. Inspect hoses, couplings and safety devices before each use. For applications requiring extremely clean or lubricated air, consider appropriate filtration or conditioning accessories compatible with oil-free compressors.