100 L gasoline compressor, 14 bar - Honda GX270 9 HP engine

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100 L gasoline compressor, 14 bar - Honda GX270 9 HP engine

The top of the petrol range and an unusual machine: 642 L/min at 14 bar without a single cable. That air delivery and pressure allow you to drive tools out in the field that would normally require an industrial unit with a three-phase installation.

It is fitted with the 9 HP Honda GX270, the manufacturer's industrial engine (not the domestic range), designed for long working days and hard work. Mounted on a 100-litre tank with pneumatic wheels.

✅ Key benefits

  • 14 bar pressure in a self-contained petrol unit.
  • 642 L/min: industrial compressor air delivery with no mains connection.
  • Honda GX270 engine: industrial series, designed for intensive use.
  • 100-litre reserve for peak demand.
  • Pneumatic wheels for moving around sites and rough ground.

🏗️ What it is for

  • Civil engineering and roadworks with heavy tools.
  • Mobile workshops for agricultural and construction machinery.
  • Lorry and heavy machinery tyres.
  • Applications requiring more than 10 bar away from mains power.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Engine: Honda GX270
  • Power: 9 HP
  • Maximum pressure: 14 bar
  • Air delivery: 642 L/min
  • Tank capacity: 100 litres
  • Fuel: petrol

💡 Pro tip: with 9 HP working at 14 bar, the engine oil is the first thing to degrade, especially in summer and with the machine in the sun. Make the first change after 20 hours of running-in and then every 100, not every 200 as the generic manual says: a compressor demands much more of the engine than a brush cutter or a water pump.

Frequently asked questions

What does this 14 bar petrol compressor offer?

It delivers 642 L/min at a maximum pressure of 14 bar without relying on mains power, with a 100-litre tank. It allows you to drive tools in the field that would normally require a three-phase installation.

What engine does it have and what is its power?

It is fitted with an industrial-series 9 HP Honda GX270 engine, designed for long working days and hard work. It runs on pneumatic wheels so it can be moved around sites and rough ground.

When do I need a compressor with more than 10 bar?

When the application requires more than 10 bar away from mains power, such as heavy tools, lorry and heavy machinery tyres or mobile workshops for agricultural and construction machinery.

How do I look after the engine oil in summer?

With a 9 HP engine working at 14 bar, the oil degrades sooner, especially if the machine is in the sun. Check the level frequently and follow the Honda manufacturer's manual for oil type and changes.

Can I use it in an enclosed space?

No. The exhaust gases from a 9 HP engine contain carbon monoxide, which is odourless and dangerous. Always use it outdoors or in very well-ventilated areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this 14 bar petrol compressor offer?

It delivers 642 L/min at a maximum pressure of 14 bar without relying on mains power, with a 100-litre tank. It allows you to drive tools in the field that would normally require a three-phase installation.

What engine does it have and what is its power?

It is fitted with an industrial-series 9 HP Honda GX270 engine, designed for long working days and hard work. It runs on pneumatic wheels so it can be moved around sites and rough ground.

When do I need a compressor with more than 10 bar?

When the application requires more than 10 bar away from mains power, such as heavy tools, lorry and heavy machinery tyres or mobile workshops for agricultural and construction machinery.

How do I look after the engine oil in summer?

With a 9 HP engine working at 14 bar, the oil degrades sooner, especially if the machine is in the sun. Check the level frequently and follow the Honda manufacturer's manual for oil type and changes.

Can I use it in an enclosed space?

No. The exhaust gases from a 9 HP engine contain carbon monoxide, which is odourless and dangerous. Always use it outdoors or in very well-ventilated areas.