Diesel engine-driven compressor 270 L - 11 HP Lombardini engine and 945 L/min
270-litre diesel engine-driven compressor with Lombardini engine
Serious compressed air where there is no mains power: construction sites, the countryside, quarries or farms. 11 HP Lombardini diesel engine and a two-stage compression pump delivering 945 L/min at 10 bar on a 270-litre air tank.
Diesel offers what petrol does not: more working hours, lower consumption and fuel that is easy to find on any farm. Mounted on 4 anti-vibration feet for stationary work.
✅ Key advantages
11 HP Lombardini diesel engine: robust, fuel-efficient and built for long hours.
945 L/min at 10 bar: air flow for breakers, spray guns and high-consumption tools.
270 L air tank: large air reserve for demand peaks.
Two stages: efficient compression and lower working temperature.
Anti-vibration feet: stability and less vibration in stationary use.
🏗️ What it is for
Construction and renovation work without a power supply.
Arable and livestock farms: cleaning, blowing and inflating.
Quarries, earthworks and forestry work.
Back-up unit when the power fails.
📋 Technical specifications
Engine: Lombardini diesel, 11 HP (8 kW)
Intake air flow: 945 L/min
Maximum pressure: 10 bar
Pump speed: 1,400 rpm
Compression pump: two-stage, oil-lubricated
Air tank: 270 litres
Drive: direct
Support: 4 anti-vibration feet
Battery: not included
Packed weight: 170 kg
💡 Pro tip: before starting it for the first time, check both the engine oil and the compressor oil: they are two separate sumps. And in winter, use diesel with anti-freeze additive if it will be working outdoors early in the morning.
FAQ
Does it need mains electricity?
No. It runs on a diesel engine, ideal for construction sites, the countryside or places without a power supply.
What air flow and pressure does it deliver?
945 L/min of intake air at a maximum pressure of 10 bar.
What engine does it have?
An 11 HP Lombardini diesel engine.
Is the battery included?
No, the starter battery is not included.
Why diesel and not petrol?
Diesel uses less fuel per working hour, lasts through longer working days and the fuel is commonly available on farms and construction sites.
