Michelin portable monoblock compressors rated at 8 bar for DIY, home use and small workshop jobs. Choose the tank to suit your use: 6 L with 1.5 HP, 24 L with 2 HP or 50 L with 2 HP.
Lightweight and easy to move, with easy-to-read pressure gauges. The 24 and 50 L models include a pressure regulator with twin gauges, handles and wheels; the 6 L model has a handle, a cable storage compartment, non-slip rubber feet and a tool hook.
✅ Key benefits
Three sizes: 6, 24 or 50 litres to match the job in hand.
Portable: handles and wheels (24 and 50 L) or handle and compact format (6 L).
Pressure control: regulator with twin gauges on the 24 and 50 L models.
Versatile: inflating, blowing, cleaning, stapling and painting small surfaces.
🏗️ What it is for
Inflating tyres and inflatables.
Blowing and cleaning in the workshop or garage.
DIY pneumatic staplers and nailers.
Painting small surfaces with an airbrush or spray gun.
📋 Technical specifications
Brand: Michelin
Type: monoblock
Maximum pressure: 8 bar
Models: 6 L · 1.5 HP / 24 L · 2 HP / 50 L · 2 HP
Air intake: 24 L: 170 L/min · 50 L: 140 L/min (according to the manufacturer's data sheet)
The pressure is the same on all three (8 bar); what changes is the air reserve. The 6 L is the lightest and can be stored anywhere: ideal for inflating and blowing. The 24 L is the middle ground for DIY at home. The 50 L copes better with the continuous work of a spray gun or nailer, because the motor starts less often.
💡 Pro tip: the tank does not give more pressure, it gives more reserve: if you are going to paint or use a nailer continuously, the 50 L will start far less often than the 6 L.
Frequently asked questions
Which model should I choose?
The 6 L for inflating and quick jobs; the 24 L for general DIY; the 50 L if you are going to paint or use air tools more continuously.
What pressure does it reach?
They all reach 8 bar.
Does it work from a standard socket?
Yes, according to its data sheet the 50 L model runs on 230 V, as is usual in this home-use range.
Does it have a pressure regulator?
The 24 and 50 L models have a pressure regulator with twin gauges.
Which tools can I connect?
Inflators, blow guns, DIY pneumatic staplers and nailers, and airbrushes or spray guns for small surfaces. For high-consumption tools, choose a workshop compressor with greater air delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which model should I choose?
The 6 L for inflating and quick jobs; the 24 L for general DIY; the 50 L if you are going to paint or use air tools more continuously.
What pressure does it reach?
They all reach 8 bar.
Does it work from a standard socket?
Yes, according to its data sheet the 50 L model runs on 230 V, as is usual in this home-use range.
Does it have a pressure regulator?
The 24 and 50 L models have a pressure regulator with twin gauges.
Which tools can I connect?
Inflators, blow guns, DIY pneumatic staplers and nailers, and airbrushes or spray guns for small surfaces. For high-consumption tools, choose a workshop compressor with greater air delivery.
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