Continuous-duty compressor 4 HP - 590 L/min at 10 bar and 20 L

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Continuous-duty compressor 4 HP - 590 L/min at 10 bar and 20 L

The top of the single-phase continuous-duty range. 590 L/min at 10 bar maintained for 2 hours non-stop: that is more sustained air delivery than many three-phase belt-driven compressors provide, and it runs on 230 V.

The 20-litre tank and the motor at 1,420 rpm define what it is built for: not to store air, but to produce it without stopping. It is the unit for large spraying machines, blasting and any job where air consumption is constant and high.

✅ Key benefits

  • 590 L/min sustained: industrial-level continuous air delivery on single-phase power.
  • Continuous work for up to 2 hours without rest cycles.
  • 10 bar pressure for demanding tools and spraying.
  • Tubular frame with pneumatic wheels: moves over site terrain.
  • Motor at 1,420 rpm: low speed and long service life.

🏗️ What it is for

  • Large-scale spraying of mortars, textured coatings and renders.
  • Light blasting and surface cleaning.
  • Several air tools working at the same time on site.
  • Plant hire and intensive professional use.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Voltage: 230 V
  • Power: 4 HP
  • Maximum pressure: 10 bar
  • Air delivery: 590 L/min
  • Speed: 1,420 rpm
  • Tank capacity: 20 litres
  • Duty cycle: continuous, up to 2 hours

💡 Pro tip: 4 HP single-phase on a building site calls for a serious power supply. Check the distribution board before you buy: with a small generator or a borderline 16 A circuit, the start-up peak will trip the protection again and again. Allow for at least 20-25 A and a generously sized cable if you are going to use an extension lead.

Frequently asked questions

How long can it work non-stop?

Up to 2 hours on continuous duty, maintaining 590 L/min at 10 bar, without rest cycles.

What electrical installation does it need?

It is a 4 HP 230 V unit and its start-up requires a serious power supply. With a borderline 16 A circuit or a small generator the protection will trip; allow for at least 20-25 A and a generously sized cable if you use an extension lead.

Can I use several tools at the same time?

Yes. With 590 L/min it is suitable for several air tools working at the same time on site, provided their combined consumption does not exceed that air delivery.

Is it suitable for large-scale spraying or blasting?

Yes, it is designed for large-scale spraying of mortars, textured coatings and renders, and for light blasting and surface cleaning.

How does it differ from the 3 HP continuous-duty model?

It steps up to 4 HP and 590 L/min compared with 330 L/min, and the tank increases from 3 to 20 litres. Both deliver 10 bar on continuous duty.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long can it work non-stop?

Up to 2 hours on continuous duty, maintaining 590 L/min at 10 bar, without rest cycles.

What electrical installation does it need?

It is a 4 HP 230 V unit and its start-up requires a serious power supply. With a borderline 16 A circuit or a small generator the protection will trip; allow for at least 20-25 A and a generously sized cable if you use an extension lead.

Can I use several tools at the same time?

Yes. With 590 L/min it is suitable for several air tools working at the same time on site, provided their combined consumption does not exceed that air delivery.

Is it suitable for large-scale spraying or blasting?

Yes, it is designed for large-scale spraying of mortars, textured coatings and renders, and for light blasting and surface cleaning.

How does it differ from the 3 HP continuous-duty model?

It steps up to 4 HP and 590 L/min compared with 330 L/min, and the tank increases from 3 to 20 litres. Both deliver 10 bar on continuous duty.