Name: Airmec 410 L/min Electric Air Compressor - Air Compressor for Construction Sites
Brand: Airmec
Price: 1267.04 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.33 (9 reviews)

Airmec 410 L/min Electric Air Compressor - Air Compressor for Construction Sites

Description

Airmec TT 22 MT 3017 Air Compressor

Airmec TT 22 MT single-stage electric belt driven compressor.

Two-cylinder cast iron head with stainless steel valves. Oversized single-phase electric motor with high-torque protection ends with manual reset.
Unit equipped with handles and two wheels, suitable for service in construction sites and rough terrain.

Effective air output: 410 L/min

Suitable for two different types of use

construction: on construction sites and rough terrain
agriculture: for olive harvesting and pruning

High power electric motor: 3 HP - Kw 2.2 - V. 230

Airmec 410 L/min Electric Air Compressor - Air Compressor for Construction Sites

Electric motor and cylinder head

Oversized single-phase electric motor with high starting torque complete with manual reset thermal protection.

Original CHINOOK super-professional head (410 L/min) - MADE IN ITALY.

These compressor heads are considered by industry professionals to be the best on the market, due to their proverbial durability. This cylinder head is bi-cylindrical with a cast iron cylinder (guarantees long service life). High air output: 410 L/min, enough to guarantee the operation of 2 olive harvesters or 4 pruning shears at the same time.

Double Tank

The double tank (11 + 11 L) gives the compressor two advantages over compressors with a single tank: greater air reserve, greater air cooling resulting in more efficient separation of air condensate that then reaches the equipment.

* When air is pumped from the compressor head, it is fed into the tank at a very high temperature. Condensate tends to settle at the bottom of the tank (which must therefore be purged at the end of each day with the appropriate tap) the more it is cooled. The absence or lower presence of humidity in the air that feeds the equipment will drastically reduce the risk of freezing inside the equipment, resulting in greater operating efficiency and durability over the years.