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Continuous-duty compressor 3 HP - 330 L/min at 10 bar for texture spray

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Continuous-duty compressor 3 HP - 330 L/min at 10 bar for texture spray

Professional Continuous-Duty Compressor

This unit is designed for the opposite of an ordinary compressor: instead of filling a tank and stopping, it can handle 2 hours of continuous operation. That is why it has a minimal 3-liter tank, which here only smooths out pulsations, and a motor turning slowly at 1,400 rpm.

It delivers 330 L/min at 10 bar in a steady manner, which is exactly what spraying machines need: textured coating, sprayed mortars, and large-area painting. In those jobs, air is not used in bursts; it is consumed constantly, and a compressor with a large tank but low flow runs dry in two minutes.

✅ Main advantages

  • 2 hours of continuous work: designed not to stop, not to cycle.
  • 330 L/min at 10 bar of sustained flow, not peak flow.
  • 1,400 rpm motor: spins slowly and handles the load.
  • Only 3 liters of tank: minimum weight and size for what it delivers.
  • Frame with wheels and high handle: easy to move around the job site like a hand truck.

🏗️ What it's for

  • Textured coating machines and plastic paint spraying.
  • Spraying mortars and coatings.
  • Painting large surfaces with a gravity-feed gun.
  • Construction jobs that require uninterrupted air for hours.

📋 Technical data

  • Voltage: 230 V
  • Power: 3 HP
  • Maximum pressure: 10 bar
  • Flow rate: 330 L/min
  • Speed: 1,400 rpm
  • Tank capacity: 3 liters
  • Duty cycle: continuous, up to 2 hours

💡 Professional tip: do not compare this compressor with a 50-liter one by price: they are not in the same league. A normal compressor has a 50% duty cycle —half an hour running, half an hour stopped— and if you use it to spray textured coating all morning, you will burn it out in a couple of jobs. The important figure here is the continuous duty cycle, not the liters.