100 L gasoline compressor, 14 bar - Honda GX270 9 HP engine
14 bar petrol compressor with Honda GX270 engine
The top of the petrol range and an unusual machine: 642 L/min at 14 bar without a single cable. That flow and pressure make it possible to run, out in the field, tools that normally demand an industrial unit with a three-phase installation.
It fits the 9 HP Honda GX270, the company's industrial engine —not the domestic range— designed for long working days and hard work. On a 100-litre air tank with pneumatic wheels.
✅ Main advantages
14 bar of pressure in a self-contained petrol unit.
642 L/min: industrial compressor flow without a mains connection.
Honda GX270 engine: industrial series, designed for intensive use.
100 litres of reserve for peak demand.
Pneumatic wheels for moving around site and rough terrain.
🏗️ What it is for
Civil engineering and work on public roads with heavy tools.
Mobile workshops for agricultural and construction machinery.
Lorry tyres and heavy machinery.
Applications that require more than 10 bar away from the mains supply.
📋 Technical specifications
Engine: Honda GX270
Power: 9 HP
Maximum pressure: 14 bar
Flow rate: 642 L/min
Air tank capacity: 100 litres
Fuel: petrol
💡 Professional tip: with 9 HP working at 14 bar, the engine oil is the first thing to degrade, especially in summer and with the machine in the sun. Do the first change after 20 hours of running in and then every 100, not every 200 as the generic manual says: a compressor demands far more of the engine than a brush cutter or a water pump.
Frequently asked questions
What does this 14 bar petrol compressor offer?
It delivers 642 L/min at a maximum pressure of 14 bar without depending on the mains supply, with a 100-litre air tank. It lets you run, out in the field, tools that normally require a three-phase installation.
What engine does it have and what power?
It has a 9 HP Honda GX270 engine, industrial series, designed for long working days and hard work. It sits on pneumatic wheels so it can be moved around site and rough terrain.
When do I need a compressor above 10 bar?
When the application requires more than 10 bar away from the mains supply, such as heavy tools, lorry tyres and heavy machinery or mobile workshops for agricultural and construction machinery.
How do I look after the engine oil in summer?
With a 9 HP engine working at 14 bar, the oil degrades sooner, especially if the machine is in the sun. Check the level frequently and follow the Honda manufacturer's manual for the oil type and changes.
Can I work with it in an enclosed space?
No. The exhaust gases of a 9 HP engine contain carbon monoxide, which is odourless and dangerous. Always use it outdoors or in very well-ventilated areas.
