25 L and 2 HP compressor - 195 L/min with two air outlets
25-litre compressor with two air outlets
The classic workshop compressor, with the difference that is most appreciated day to day: two independent air outlets. You can leave the inflating gun fitted to one and the working hose on the other, without swapping couplings every time.
It has 2 HP and delivers 195 L/min at 8 bar from a 25-litre air tank on wheels. It includes thermal protection: if the motor overheats, it stops by itself before being damaged, something you will be grateful for the day you leave it running for too long.
✅ Main advantages
Two air outlets: two tools connected at once or two operators working.
Motor thermal protection: it cuts out before overheating does any damage.
195 L/min at 8 bar for pneumatic workshop tools.
25 litres with wheels: enough reserve and easy to move.
Direct drive: fewer parts, fewer breakdowns.
🏗️ What it is used for
Mechanical workshop: inflating, blowing and light tools.
Carpentry nailers and staplers.
Spray guns and finishing work.
DIY and maintenance of a smallholding or garage.
📋 Technical specifications
Voltage: 230 V
Power: 2 HP
Maximum pressure: 8 bar
Flow rate: 195 L/min
Speed: 2,850 r.p.m.
Air tank capacity: 25 litres
Air outlets: 2
Thermal protection: yes
💡 Professional tip: having two outlets does not mean you can use two large tools at the same time. There is one flow rate and it is shared: with 195 L/min you can have the inflator and a nailer, but not two impact wrenches. If you genuinely need two workstations demanding air, step up to a unit of 300 L/min or more.
Frequently asked questions
Can two people or two tools use it at the same time?
Two tools can be connected to its two independent air outlets, but there is only one flow rate (195 L/min) and it is shared. For example, an inflator and a nailer, yes; two large tools at once, no.
What does the thermal protection do?
If the motor overheats, the compressor stops by itself before being damaged. It is useful if you leave it running for longer than you should.
Is it suitable for a spray gun?
Yes, for finishing work and spray painting of parts, with 195 L/min at 8 bar and a 25-litre air tank.
What is the difference from the 50-litre 2 HP model?
The mechanics are the same, 2 HP and 195 L/min. The air tank is what changes: 25 litres here, easier to move, compared with 50 litres, which start less often.
Does it need a special electrical installation?
No. It works at 230 V with 2 HP and moves on wheels.
