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10 HP Piston Air Compressor 500 L — ABAC B7000, 10 Bar

belt-driven piston air compressor — ABAC B7000 pump, 500 L tank, 10 bar.

10 HP Piston Air Compressor 500 L — ABAC B7000, 10 Bar — belt-driven piston air compressor — ABAC B7000 pump, 500 L tank, 10 bar.

Description

10 HP two-stage belt-driven piston compressor with ABAC B7000 cast-iron pump, 500 L horizontal tank, 1,210 L/min intake at 10 bar. The high-output B7000 pump on a compact 500 L tank keeps pressure stable for demanding workshop use. One-year warranty.

Key Features

500 L horizontal receiver on a compact footprint
Cast-iron two-stage ABAC B7000 pump
High 1,210 L/min intake for its tank size
Stable pressure for multiple simultaneous tools
One-year warranty on piston compressors

1-year warranty — Piston compressors

Namerah Industrial Co. supplies this ABAC piston compressor.

Not sure of the right size? Try the CFM calculator. Need a custom-built tank instead? See custom pressure vessels, or check our installation & maintenance service.

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Technical Data

Air compressor tank500 L
Max. operating pressure10 bar
Air intake flow1210 L/min
Cylinder head rpm1400 RPM
LubricationOil
Pump typeTwo-stage
Motor typeInduction
Nominal power10 HP
Transmission typeBelt
Pump unit mountingBolted
Air pumpABAC B7000

Frequently Asked Questions

10 HP with 500 L — how many tools at once?

1,210 L/min at 10 bar covers 2–3 mechanics running impact wrenches, ratchets and tire tools simultaneously without pressure sag. The 500 L receiver buffers short bursts of up to 5 tools.

How does the B7000 differ from the NV10 at the same 10 HP?

Both are 10 HP on a 500 L receiver. The ABAC B7000 is a cast-iron two-stage Italian pump head, while the NV10 is the standard head. Choose the B7000 when duty cycle is high and you want the longer-life pump.

Do I need a special foundation?

A level reinforced concrete pad with rubber anti-vibration pads is enough. Ensure floor drainage — the receiver produces condensate that must drain away safely.

When should I move up to a rotary screw instead?

If you need continuous air for sandblasting, paint lines or a full production shift, a rotary screw from 20 HP upward is the better fit. This piston unit is built for intermittent workshop duty.

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