PACBRAKE HP10625V-24 12 V HP625 Series Heavy Duty Air Compressor Kit Vertical Pump Head
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PACBRAKE HP10625V-24 Features:
24V HP625 Series Air Compressor is a heavy duty compressor with vertical pump head configuration. The HP625 series Pacbrake compressors requires the use of the unloader assembly (Kit Number HP10116-24) for use with an air tank.
Pacbrake's 625 Series heavy duty Pacbrake Air Compressors have a 100 percent duty cycle and are offered in two pump head configurations-Vertical and Horizontal.
Compressor features
- Copper wire wound permanent magnet motor
- Oil-less design
- Sealed bearings
- PTFE piston ring
- Cast aluminum cylinder head
- Hard anodized aluminum cylinder and aluminum sleeve
Compressor Specifications
- 24V DC
- 100 percent duty cycle at 100 PSI
- 3/4 HP
- Vertical head configuration
- Size is 11.5 inch x 6 inch x 9.5 inch or 293 mm x 153 mm x 242 mm (LxWxH)
- Weight is 17.7 lbs.
Note-The HP625 series Pacbrake compressors i.e Part Number HP10625V-24V requires the use of the unloader assembly (Kit Number HP10116-24) for use with an air tank.
Details:
- Vertical Pump Head
- Finish Anodized
- Series HP625 Series
- Volts 24 Volt
PACBRAKE HP10625V-24 Notes:
- 24V
Specifications:
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