100 L gasoline compressor - 5.5 HP Honda engine and 365 L/min
100-litre petrol compressor with Honda engine
This is no longer a back-up compressor: it is a portable workshop. With 365 L/min at 10 bar and a 100-litre air tank, it powers pneumatic tools continuously on building sites, farms or installations that have no mains electricity and never will.
The large air tank is key on a petrol unit: the more reserve, the less time the engine spends at full load, and that translates directly into lower fuel consumption and more years of life. A 5.5 HP Honda GP160 engine on a chassis with pneumatic wheels.
✅ Main advantages
100-litre air tank: workshop autonomy without a mains supply.
365 L/min at 10 bar for demanding tools.
Honda GP160 engine: reliable, well known and with spare parts everywhere.
Lower consumption: with so much reserve the engine idles most of the time.
Pneumatic wheels and handle for moving it over uneven ground.
🏗️ What it is for
Civil engineering, quarries and work on public roads.
Arable and livestock farms.
Mobile workshops and heavy machinery assistance.
Pneumatic impact tools and inflating large tyres.
📋 Technical specifications
Engine: Honda GP160
Power: 5.5 HP
Maximum pressure: 10 bar
Flow rate: 365 L/min
Air tank capacity: 100 litres
Fuel: petrol
💡 Professional tip: never use it in an enclosed space or a deep trench, even if it seems ventilated: carbon monoxide is odourless and accumulates in low-lying areas. It is the most frequent accident with petrol machinery on site. Use it outdoors and with the exhaust outlet pointing away from where you are working.
Frequently asked questions
What jobs is this 100-litre compressor suitable for?
For powering pneumatic tools continuously in civil engineering, quarries, arable and livestock farms or mobile workshops without mains electricity. It is also suitable for inflating large machinery tyres.
What flow and pressure does the 5.5 HP Honda GP160 engine give?
It offers 365 L/min with a maximum pressure of 10 bar. That flow allows you to use more demanding pneumatic impact tools than the 235 L/min models.
Why does the 100-litre air tank matter on a petrol compressor?
With more air reserve the engine spends less time at full load, which reduces fuel consumption and wear. That way it idles most of the time.
Is it safe to use in a trench or an enclosed space?
No. The carbon monoxide from the exhaust is odourless and accumulates in low-lying areas, even in trenches that seem ventilated. Use it only outdoors and with the exhaust pointing away from where you are working.
What basic maintenance does it require?
As it is a petrol engine, periodically check the engine oil level, the air filter and the spark plug, and top up with petrol when needed. The intervals and oil type are those in the Honda manufacturer's manual.
