Belt compressor 200 L - 4 HP and high-performance 539 L/min
With 539 L/min at 10 bar, this unit covers what no 3 HP compressor can: genuinely continuous consumption. Pneumatic orbital sanders, small blasters, two spray guns working at the same time. Tools that do not demand air in bursts, but non-stop.
It features a high-performance pump head with belt drive at 1,400 rpm on a 200-litre tank. Available in single-phase 230 V and three-phase 400 V at the same price: if you have three-phase power in your premises, choose that version without hesitation.
✅ Key benefits
539 L/min: air delivery for continuous-consumption tools.
High-performance pump head: more air per revolution and better cooling.
200-litre reserve for simultaneous peaks.
Single-phase or three-phase at no difference in price.
10 bar with low-speed belt drive.
🏗️ What it is for
Pneumatic sanding and bodywork preparation.
Spray booths with continuous consumption.
Industrial unit installations with several simultaneous workstations.
Metalwork, industrial maintenance and large workshops.
📋 Technical specifications
Voltage: 230 V (CA-PRO200-4MF) or 400 V three-phase (CA-PRO200-4TF)
Power: 4 HP
Maximum pressure: 10 bar
Air delivery: 539 L/min
Speed: 1,400 rpm
Tank capacity: 200 litres
Drive: belt
Pump head: high-performance
💡 Pro tip: both versions cost the same, so the decision is purely a matter of installation. Watch out for one detail: the three-phase version does not have built-in thermal protection like the single-phase one; a calibrated motor protection switch must be fitted in the distribution board. If you do not fit one and a phase fails, the motor will burn out without warning.
Frequently asked questions
Which tools can I use with 539 L/min?
With 539 L/min at 10 bar it can power continuous-consumption tools: pneumatic orbital sanders, small blasters or two spray guns at the same time. Check the consumption of each tool.
What is the difference between 4 HP and 3 HP?
With 4 HP and a high-performance pump head at 1,400 rpm, the air delivery rises to 539 L/min, compared with 365 L/min on the 3 HP belt-driven models.
Single-phase or three-phase?
Both versions cost the same: the 230 V CA-PRO200-4MF and the 400 V CA-PRO200-4TF. If you have three-phase power in your premises, it is the best option; if not, choose single-phase.
Does the three-phase version need any protection?
According to the data sheet it does not have built-in thermal protection like the single-phase version, so a calibrated motor protection switch must be fitted in the electrical distribution board.
Is it suitable for a spray booth?
Yes, it is designed for spray booths with continuous consumption and for workshops with several workstations, with a 200-litre reserve to absorb peaks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tools can I use with 539 L/min?
With 539 L/min at 10 bar it can power continuous-consumption tools: pneumatic orbital sanders, small blasters or two spray guns at the same time. Check the consumption of each tool.
What is the difference between 4 HP and 3 HP?
With 4 HP and a high-performance pump head at 1,400 rpm, the air delivery rises to 539 L/min, compared with 365 L/min on the 3 HP belt-driven models.
Single-phase or three-phase?
Both versions cost the same: the 230 V CA-PRO200-4MF and the 400 V CA-PRO200-4TF. If you have three-phase power in your premises, it is the best option; if not, choose single-phase.
Does the three-phase version need any protection?
According to the data sheet it does not have built-in thermal protection like the single-phase version, so a calibrated motor protection switch must be fitted in the electrical distribution board.
Is it suitable for a spray booth?
Yes, it is designed for spray booths with continuous consumption and for workshops with several workstations, with a 200-litre reserve to absorb peaks.
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