MAC AFRIC 6 Litre 0.55 KW (3/4 HP) 230 V Oil Free Air Compressor

MAC AFRIC 6 Litre 0.55 KW (3/4 HP) 230 V Oil Free Air Compressor

Lightweight Oil-free air compressors specifically developed for your applications where air quality is essential for you…
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R 183.31

Lightweight Oil-free air compressors specifically developed for your applications where air quality is essential for your end-product, ideal for uses such as dentistry, laboratories and so much more.

Product Information

SKUCOMPRE006
Stock StatusIn Stock
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Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Tank Capacity 6 L
Motor Output 550 W (0.74 HP)
Outlet Air Flow 3.7 CFM (105 L/min)
Max Tank Pressure 8 Bar (116 PSI)
Amperage 2.9 A
Compressor Type Silent Oil Free
RPM 1,450 rpm
Replacement Head NA
Fuel Type Electric
Voltage 230 V @ 50 Hz
Tank Material Aluminum
Noise Level 55 dB
Working Life 1,000 Hours

Expert Advice

  • Duty cycle of 40%, meaning the unit can load compressor air for 4 or fewer minutes continuously during every 10-minute cycle.
  • Drain the compressor tank daily after use to avoid build-up and contamination.
  • Do not run the compressor using electrical extension cords, as the resulting voltage drop may damage the machine.

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Won’t Start Power issue or faulty switch Check the cable and socket. Replace the switch if faulty.
Low Pressure Output Air leaks or worn seals Inspect and repair leaks, and replace worn seals.
Overheating Continuous use beyond rating Allow cooling breaks.
Loud Noise Loose components or damaged motor Tighten loose bolts and service the motor.
Moisture in Air Tank not drained regularly Drain the tank after every use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to change oil?

No. These are oil-free compressors designed for minimal maintenance.

Why is it so quiet?

It uses a special low-noise motor design and insulated components to reduce sound output.

Can it run spray guns?

It is only suitable for small, low-consumption spray guns and is not recommended for professional paint jobs.

How long can I run it?

Follow the duty cycle—typically 50%. For example, run it for 5 minutes and then allow it to rest for 5 minutes.

Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Tank Capacity 6 L
Motor Output 550 W (0.74 HP)
Outlet Air Flow 3.7 CFM (105 L/min)
Max Tank Pressure 8 Bar (116 PSI)
Amperage 2.9 A
Compressor Type Silent Oil Free
RPM 1,450 rpm
Replacement Head NA
Fuel Type Electric
Voltage 230 V @ 50 Hz
Tank Material Aluminum
Noise Level 55 dB
Working Life 1,000 Hours

Expert Advice

  • Duty cycle of 40%, meaning the unit can load compressor air for 4 or fewer minutes continuously during every 10-minute cycle.
  • Drain the compressor tank daily after use to avoid build-up and contamination.
  • Do not run the compressor using electrical extension cords, as the resulting voltage drop may damage the machine.

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Won’t Start Power issue or faulty switch Check the cable and socket. Replace the switch if faulty.
Low Pressure Output Air leaks or worn seals Inspect and repair leaks, and replace worn seals.
Overheating Continuous use beyond rating Allow cooling breaks.
Loud Noise Loose components or damaged motor Tighten loose bolts and service the motor.
Moisture in Air Tank not drained regularly Drain the tank after every use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to change oil?

No. These are oil-free compressors designed for minimal maintenance.

Why is it so quiet?

It uses a special low-noise motor design and insulated components to reduce sound output.

Can it run spray guns?

It is only suitable for small, low-consumption spray guns and is not recommended for professional paint jobs.

How long can I run it?

Follow the duty cycle—typically 50%. For example, run it for 5 minutes and then allow it to rest for 5 minutes.

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