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MAC AFRIC 100 Litre 2.2 KW (3 HP) 230 V Vertical Space Saver Belt Driven Compressor
MAC AFRIC 100 Litre 2.2 KW (3 HP) 230 V Vertical Space Saver Belt Driven Compressor

MAC AFRIC 100 Litre 2.2 KW (3 HP) 230 V Vertical Space Saver Belt Driven Compressor

The MAC AFRIC 100 Litre Vertical Space Saver Compressor combines efficiency and versatility in a compact, space-saving d…
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R 769.56

The MAC AFRIC 100 Litre Vertical Space Saver Compressor combines efficiency and versatility in a compact, space-saving design. Perfect for a wide range of tasks, including spray painting, inflating, s...

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SKUCOMPRE310
Stock StatusIn Stock
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Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Tank Capacity100 L
Motor Output2.2 KW (3 HP)
Outlet Air Flow8.83 CFM (250 L/MIN)
Max Tank Pressure13.2 BAR (191 PSI)
Amperage13.7 A
Compressor TypeBelt Driven
RPM2 850 RPM
Replacement HeadCOMPRH004
Fuel TypeNA
Voltage230 V @ 50 HZ

Expert Advice

  • The air delivery test is conducted at sea level (0–10 meters). As altitude increases, air delivery will decrease accordingly.
  • Drain your compressor tank daily after use to avoid build-up and contamination.
  • Do not run your compressor on electrical extension cords as this will cause a voltage drop which will inevitably cause damage to your machine.

Troubleshooting Guide

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Slow build-up of pressureLoose belt / worn piston ringsTighten or replace belt, replace rings if worn
Belt slippingWorn belt or pulley misalignmentReplace belt, align pulleys
Oil leaksWorn seals / overfilled oilReplace seals, keep oil at correct level
OverheatingOverworked / poor ventilationReduce duty cycle, improve cooling
Excessive vibrationLoose mounting bolts / imbalanceTighten bolts, check for worn components

FAQs

How tight should the belt be?

Firm but with a slight flex when pressed.

How often should I change oil?

Every 3 months or 300 hours of use.

Can I store the compressor outside?

No, keep it dry and protected to prevent rust and electrical damage.

Is belt noise normal?

A slight whir is normal; squealing means the belt needs adjustment or replacement.

Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Tank Capacity100 L
Motor Output2.2 KW (3 HP)
Outlet Air Flow8.83 CFM (250 L/MIN)
Max Tank Pressure13.2 BAR (191 PSI)
Amperage13.7 A
Compressor TypeBelt Driven
RPM2 850 RPM
Replacement HeadCOMPRH004
Fuel TypeNA
Voltage230 V @ 50 HZ

Expert Advice

  • The air delivery test is conducted at sea level (0–10 meters). As altitude increases, air delivery will decrease accordingly.
  • Drain your compressor tank daily after use to avoid build-up and contamination.
  • Do not run your compressor on electrical extension cords as this will cause a voltage drop which will inevitably cause damage to your machine.

Troubleshooting Guide

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Slow build-up of pressureLoose belt / worn piston ringsTighten or replace belt, replace rings if worn
Belt slippingWorn belt or pulley misalignmentReplace belt, align pulleys
Oil leaksWorn seals / overfilled oilReplace seals, keep oil at correct level
OverheatingOverworked / poor ventilationReduce duty cycle, improve cooling
Excessive vibrationLoose mounting bolts / imbalanceTighten bolts, check for worn components

FAQs

How tight should the belt be?

Firm but with a slight flex when pressed.

How often should I change oil?

Every 3 months or 300 hours of use.

Can I store the compressor outside?

No, keep it dry and protected to prevent rust and electrical damage.

Is belt noise normal?

A slight whir is normal; squealing means the belt needs adjustment or replacement.

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