Three-phase compressor 500 L and 10 HP - 1,074 L/min at 11 bar double stage

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Three-phase compressor 500 L and 10 HP - 1,074 L/min at 11 bar double stage

More than a thousand litres of air per minute at 11 bar on a 500-litre tank, with the high-performance pump turning at just 1,000 rpm. It is the top-of-the-range piston compressor, the one that replaces a small screw compressor in installations that do not run 24 hours a day.

It is offered in two versions that differ in how they start. The standard version uses direct-on-line starting. The star-delta version includes a control panel that starts the motor in star configuration, at reduced voltage, and switches to delta once it is turning, reducing the starting current peak to a third.

✅ Key benefits

  • 1,074 L/min at 11 bar: the air flow of a complete industrial installation.
  • Two-stage with intercooling and cooler outlet air.
  • 1,000 rpm: the lowest possible speed, maximum durability.
  • 500-litre reserve for extremely long cycles.
  • Star-delta option for installations with a tight contracted power supply.

🏗️ What it is for

  • Compressed air networks in industrial units.
  • Sandblasting, shot blasting and paint booths.
  • Production lines with pneumatic tooling.
  • Large workshops with many simultaneous workstations.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Voltage: 400 V three-phase
  • Power: 10 HP
  • Maximum pressure: 11 bar
  • Air flow: 1,074 L/min
  • Speed: 1,000 rpm
  • Tank capacity: 500 litres
  • Drive: belt
  • Compression: two-stage
  • Starting: direct-on-line (CA-PRO500-10TF) or star-delta (CA-PRO500-10TSD)

💡 Pro tip: the star-delta version is not a luxury: it is what stops the 10 HP starting peak from tripping your installation or pushing up the power charge on your electricity bill. If your contracted power is tight or you share a distribution board with sensitive machines, the price difference pays for itself. Ask your electrician before deciding.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between direct-on-line and star-delta starting?

The CA-PRO500-10TF starts direct-on-line. The CA-PRO500-10TSD starts in star and switches to delta, reducing the current peak to a third.

Which one suits me?

Star-delta is advisable if your contracted power is tight or you share a distribution board with sensitive machines. Ask your electrician.

What air flow does it deliver?

1,074 L/min at 11 bar with a 500-litre tank, two-stage and 1,000 rpm. It is suitable for an industrial unit's air network with many workstations.

What electrical installation does it need?

It is three-phase 400 V with a 10 HP motor, so it needs a three-phase socket and a distribution board sized by a professional.

Is it suitable for blasting and paint booths?

Yes, the specifications indicate it for sandblasting, shot blasting, paint booths and production lines with pneumatic tooling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between direct-on-line and star-delta starting?

The CA-PRO500-10TF starts direct-on-line. The CA-PRO500-10TSD starts in star and switches to delta, reducing the current peak to a third.

Which one suits me?

Star-delta is advisable if your contracted power is tight or you share a distribution board with sensitive machines. Ask your electrician.

What air flow does it deliver?

1,074 L/min at 11 bar with a 500-litre tank, two-stage and 1,000 rpm. It is suitable for an industrial unit's air network with many workstations.

What electrical installation does it need?

It is three-phase 400 V with a 10 HP motor, so it needs a three-phase socket and a distribution board sized by a professional.

Is it suitable for blasting and paint booths?

Yes, the specifications indicate it for sandblasting, shot blasting, paint booths and production lines with pneumatic tooling.