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  • Compresor trifásico de 270 L y 5,5 HP a 14 bar de doble etapa Cevik Pro - Vetonek
  • Compresor trifásico de 270 L y 5,5 HP a 14 bar de doble etapa Cevik Pro - Vetonek

Three-phase compressor 270 L, 14 bar - 5.5 HP and double stage at 650 rpm

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Three-phase compressor 270 L, 14 bar - 5.5 HP and double stage at 650 rpm

Three-phase 270-liter compressor and 14 bar

There are jobs that simply cannot be done with 10 or 11 bar: pneumatic presses, test benches, assembly tooling, and certain injection machines require 12 or 13 bar at the outlet. That’s what this unit is for, delivering 14 bar and leaving plenty of margin.

What’s striking is how it achieves this: running at 650 r.p.m., the lowest speed in the entire catalog. A high-performance double-stage head moving air very slowly, which is the classic formula for compressors that spend twenty years in a workshop without causing problems.

✅ Main advantages

  • 14 bar of pressure: for applications that cannot be reached with 10 or 11 bar.
  • Only 650 r.p.m.: minimal wear and very smooth operation.
  • Double stage with interstage cooling required at this pressure.
  • 472 L/min of sustained flow at 14 bar.
  • 270-liter tank on fixed legs.

🏗️ What it's for

  • High-pressure pneumatic presses and tooling.
  • Test benches and leak testing.
  • Truck tire and heavy machinery workshops.
  • Industrial processes that require more than 11 bar.

📋 Technical sheet

  • Voltage: 400 V three-phase
  • Power: 5.5 HP
  • Maximum pressure: 14 bar
  • Flow rate: 472 L/min
  • Speed: 650 r.p.m.
  • Tank capacity: 270 liters
  • Transmission: belt-driven
  • Compression: double stage
  • Head: high performance

💡 Professional tip: at 14 bar, the entire installation has to be up to the task. Check that hoses, fittings, and filters are rated above that pressure: a standard workshop hose marked for 10 bar working pressure can burst, and at 14 bar that becomes a dangerous whip. And always install the regulator at the outlet; don’t rely on the machine to withstand line pressure.