Hyundai 200L Air Compressor 29CFM/145psi, 14hp

Hyundai 200L Air Compressor 29CFM/145psi, 14hp

The Hyundai 200L Air Compressor 29CFM/145psi is a powerful 14hp twin cylinder cast iron belt drive air compressor from Hyundai. Designed for professional workshops, mobile tyre fitting vehicles and trade applications the HY140200PES air compressor is ideal for powering heavy duty commercial vehicle 1” drive impact guns, inflating super single commercial vehicle tyres and general heavy mobile use.

4 Robust Feet

Weighing 145kg the HY140200PES features 4 robust feet that can also be mounted to a vehicle for maximum transportability.

Built To Last

The twin-cylinder slow running pump with aluminium cylinder head and cast iron liners for improved resistance to wear.

Electric Key Start

Powered by the electric key start 14hp IC420 Hyundai petrol 4-stroke engine makes the HY140200PES petrol air compressor ideal for mobile commercial tyre fitting.

Long Stress-Free Lifespan

The slow-running twin cylinder pump is belt driven and runs at 1050rpm, to give it a long stress free lifespan. Maximum pressure is automatically controlled by the safety valve which reduces engine speed to tick over when maximum pressure of 10bar is reached.

Large 200L Tank

The large 200 litre tank capacity provides a constant supply of air for tools that need a high flow rate up to 800 litres per minute. Twin air outlets for increased versatility allow two air-lines / tools to be connected at the same time. For high flow rates, the air hose can be connected directly to the air tank. The pressure regulator with twin gauges allows for controlled adjustable air pressure.

Ideal For Professional Use

This air compressor provides a fantastic combination of performance and durability ideal for professional applications in any setting.

Compressor Care

Pressure safety valves on Hyundai air compressors have been updated in compliance with the latest CE certification standards. The pressure release pull ring has been removed from the safety valve to prevent it from being misused to drain the air from the compressor tank, causing excessive wear to the valve. Air and moisture should always be released using the drain valve located on the bottom of the tank.”