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7.5 HP Piston Air Compressor 500 L — ABAC B6000, 10 Bar

belt-driven piston air compressor — ABAC B6000 pump, 500 L tank, 10 bar.

7.5 HP Piston Air Compressor 500 L — ABAC B6000, 10 Bar — belt-driven piston air compressor — ABAC B6000 pump, 500 L tank, 10 bar.

Description

7.5 HP two-stage piston air compressor with ABAC B6000 pump, 500 L horizontal tank, 827 L/min intake at 10 bar. Ideal for workshops, tire shops and small factories that need reliable intermittent-duty compressed air.

Key Features

Powerful 7.5 HP two-stage cast-iron pump
Heavy-duty industrial 500 L horizontal tank
Efficient forced-air cooling for hot conditions
Professional grade ABAC B6000 pump unit
Bolted pump mounting for easy service
Suitable for workshops, tire shops and light manufacturing

1-year warranty — Piston compressors

Namerah Industrial Co. supplies this ABAC piston compressor.

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Technical Data

Air compressor tank500 L
Max. operating pressure10 bar
Air intake flow827 L/min
Cylinder head rpm1400 RPM
LubricationOil
Pump typeTwo-stage
Motor typeInduction
Nominal power7.5 HP
Transmission typeBelt
Pump unit mountingBolted
Air pumpABAC B6000

Frequently Asked Questions

How much air does a 7.5 HP piston compressor deliver?

This 7.5 HP unit delivers 827 L/min (≈29 CFM) intake at 10 bar — enough for 2–3 medium pneumatic tools running intermittently in a workshop or tire shop.

Piston vs screw at 7.5 HP — which is better for me?

A piston compressor is the better choice for intermittent use under 3–4 hours per day: lower purchase price, simpler service, no oil-water separation needed. Choose a screw compressor if you need more than 4 hours of continuous daily air.

Why 500 L tank instead of 200 L or 300 L?

A 500 L tank on a 7.5 HP pump keeps the duty cycle around 50–60% — the motor cycles less, cast-iron cylinders run cooler and the compressor lasts significantly longer. Smaller tanks push the motor to 70%+ duty and shorten lifespan.

How often does it need service?

Change oil every 500 hours or 6 months (whichever comes first), clean the air filter monthly, and drain condensate from the tank daily. Belt tension check every 3 months; belt replacement typically every 2 years under normal workshop conditions.

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