Air compressor STANLEY FMXCM0083E 50 L tank, 400 W motor, 10 bar maximum pressure

Piston air compressor STANLEY FMXCM0083E with a 50 L receiver and a 400 W electric motor provides up to 10 bar of maximum pressure for pneumatic tasks. The unit is designed as a compact, stationary compressor suitable for garage and small workshop environments. It supplies steady compressed air for intermittent operation, making it usable for inflating tyres, powering small pneumatic tools, spraying and general workshop applications where moderate airflow and pressure are required.

Advantages

The STANLEY FMXCM0083E combines a 50 L tank with a 400 W motor to deliver reliable compressed air up to 10 bar while maintaining a compact footprint for limited spaces. Its piston design offers robust performance for intermittent use and simple maintenance. The stationary layout is practical for fixed installation in home garages or small workshops and provides stable pressure for common tasks. Built-in safety and pressure regulation features enable straightforward control of output pressure for a range of applications.

Suitable for

• Inflating car, motorcycle and bicycle tyres
• Powering small pneumatic tools such as nailers and staplers
• Light spray painting and airbrushing jobs
• General workshop tasks like cleaning with compressed air and operating blowguns

Key specifications

• Compressor type: single-stage piston
• Tank capacity: 50 litres
• Motor power: 400 W (electric)
• Maximum pressure: 10 bar
• Intended duty: intermittent operation
• Installation: stationary/portable for small spaces

How to use

Position the compressor on a flat, stable surface near a mains power outlet and ensure correct ventilation around the unit. Before first use, read the manufacturer’s user manual for safety and priming instructions, check oil level if applicable, and verify all fittings are tightened. Connect the required pneumatic accessory using the compressor outlet and set the regulator to the desired pressure below the 10 bar maximum. Start the motor and allow the tank to reach working pressure, then operate tools intermittently to match the compressor’s duty cycle. After use, switch off the motor, disconnect pneumatic tools, and drain condensate from the tank through the drain valve to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged tool operation, use the compressor in short duty cycles and allow cooldown periods to avoid overheating. Use appropriately rated hoses and fittings for 10 bar maximum pressure, and always wear eye and hearing protection when operating pneumatic tools. Regularly drain moisture from the tank and perform routine checks on pressure relief valve and regulator to maintain safe, reliable performance.