Silent oil-free compressor 100 L - 3 HP, 9 bar and 390 L/min
The first silent compressor in the range to reach 9 bar. That extra bar is not a whim: many air tools require 6.3 bar at the nozzle, and between the hose loss and the pressure switch reset margin, starting from 9 bar is what guarantees you never fall short.
It has two oil-free twin-cylinder pumps delivering 390 L/min at 68 dB, on a 100-litre tank with wheels. Clean air, plenty of reserve and no lubricant maintenance.
✅ Key benefits
9 bar pressure: real working headroom for demanding tools.
390 L/min: air flow for several outlets or continuous consumption.
100-litre tank: the motor starts rarely and rests a lot.
Two oil-free pumps: clean air and shared load.
68 dB: you can work next to it without hearing protection.
🏗️ What it is for
Mechanical workshops with several air outlets.
Professional painting and varnishing.
Sanders and continuous-consumption tools.
Small fixed pneumatic installations.
📋 Technical specifications
Power: 3 HP
Maximum pressure: 9 bar
Air flow: 390 L/min
Speed: 1,400 rpm
Tank capacity: 100 litres
Sound level: 68 dB
Configuration: two twin-cylinder pumps
Lubrication: oil-free
💡 Pro tip: a 100-litre tank is a pressure vessel and is usually subject to periodic inspections under pressure equipment regulations. Keep the rating plate and the documentation from day one: when the inspection is due, without that paperwork the process becomes considerably more complicated.
Frequently asked questions
What is the advantage of reaching 9 bar?
Many air tools require about 6.3 bar at the nozzle. Starting from 9 bar compensates for the loss in the hose and leaves headroom so that you never fall short.
How much noise does it make?
It runs at 68 dB with two twin-cylinder pumps and 390 L/min.
Does it need oil?
No, it is an oil-free compressor. The air comes out free of lubricant and no crankcase maintenance is required.
What tools can I connect?
With 390 L/min it has enough air flow for several air outlets in a mechanical workshop, painting and varnishing, and sanders or other continuous-consumption tools.
When is a 100-litre tank worthwhile?
When use is frequent or involves several tools. A large tank means the motor starts less and rests more, and it has wheels to move it around the workshop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the advantage of reaching 9 bar?
Many air tools require about 6.3 bar at the nozzle. Starting from 9 bar compensates for the loss in the hose and leaves headroom so that you never fall short.
How much noise does it make?
It runs at 68 dB with two twin-cylinder pumps and 390 L/min.
Does it need oil?
No, it is an oil-free compressor. The air comes out free of lubricant and no crankcase maintenance is required.
What tools can I connect?
With 390 L/min it has enough air flow for several air outlets in a mechanical workshop, painting and varnishing, and sanders or other continuous-consumption tools.
When is a 100-litre tank worthwhile?
When use is frequent or involves several tools. A large tank means the motor starts less and rests more, and it has wheels to move it around the workshop.
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