MAC AFRIC 24 Litre 1.5 KW (2 HP) 230 V Direct Drive Compressor

MAC AFRIC 24 Litre 1.5 KW (2 HP) 230 V Direct Drive Compressor

The compact MAC AFRIC compressor is a reliable and portable choice for DIY and trade use. Ideal for inflating, air blowi…
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The compact MAC AFRIC compressor is a reliable and portable choice for DIY and trade use. Ideal for inflating, air blowing, nail guns and touch-up spray painting, it’s perfect for the home, garage or ...

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SKUCOMPRE024
Stock StatusIn Stock
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Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Tank Capacity24 L
Motor Output1.5 KW (2 HP)
Outlet Air Flow3.88 CFM (109 L/MIN)
Max Tank Pressure8 BAR (116 PSI)
Amperage13 A
Compressor TypeDirect Drive
RPM2 850 RPM
Replacement HeadCOMPRH000
Voltage230 V @ 50 HZ

Key Features

  • Oil-lubricated direct drive motor for reliable performance
  • Compact 24L tank suitable for home and light workshop use
  • Delivers 109 L/min air flow at maximum efficiency
  • Built-in pressure regulator and gauge
  • Portable and easy to store

Expert Advice

  • Drain your compressor tank daily after use to avoid build-up and contamination
  • Do not run your compressor on electrical extension cords as this may cause voltage drop and machine damage

Troubleshooting Guide

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Compressor won’t startPower not connected / faulty plugCheck plug, cable, and socket; ensure correct voltage
Motor hums but won’t runLow voltage / jammed pumpCheck power supply, inspect for debris in pump
Pressure builds too slowlyAir leaks / worn piston ringsCheck hose and fittings for leaks, replace rings if worn
Excessive noiseLoose bolts / worn bearingsTighten bolts, replace bearings if needed
OverheatingPoor ventilation / continuous useImprove airflow around compressor, allow cooling breaks

FAQs

What size air compressor do I need?

This depends on your tools. For light duty use like inflating tires or powering a brad nailer, a small compressor is sufficient. For more demanding tools like impact wrenches or spray guns, look for higher CFM ratings.

How often must I drain an air compressor?

Daily after each use, to prevent water buildup and rust in the tank.

What oil do I use in my air compressor?

Use compressor-grade oil (non-detergent). Check the manual for the specific grade required.

Can I use an extension cord with my compressor?

It's best avoided. If necessary, use a heavy-duty, short extension cord rated for the current draw of your compressor.

What size air hose should I use?

This depends on tool demand and hose length. Generally, a 3/8" hose is good for most workshop use.

Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Tank Capacity24 L
Motor Output1.5 KW (2 HP)
Outlet Air Flow3.88 CFM (109 L/MIN)
Max Tank Pressure8 BAR (116 PSI)
Amperage13 A
Compressor TypeDirect Drive
RPM2 850 RPM
Replacement HeadCOMPRH000
Voltage230 V @ 50 HZ

Key Features

  • Oil-lubricated direct drive motor for reliable performance
  • Compact 24L tank suitable for home and light workshop use
  • Delivers 109 L/min air flow at maximum efficiency
  • Built-in pressure regulator and gauge
  • Portable and easy to store

Expert Advice

  • Drain your compressor tank daily after use to avoid build-up and contamination
  • Do not run your compressor on electrical extension cords as this may cause voltage drop and machine damage

Troubleshooting Guide

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Compressor won’t startPower not connected / faulty plugCheck plug, cable, and socket; ensure correct voltage
Motor hums but won’t runLow voltage / jammed pumpCheck power supply, inspect for debris in pump
Pressure builds too slowlyAir leaks / worn piston ringsCheck hose and fittings for leaks, replace rings if worn
Excessive noiseLoose bolts / worn bearingsTighten bolts, replace bearings if needed
OverheatingPoor ventilation / continuous useImprove airflow around compressor, allow cooling breaks

FAQs

What size air compressor do I need?

This depends on your tools. For light duty use like inflating tires or powering a brad nailer, a small compressor is sufficient. For more demanding tools like impact wrenches or spray guns, look for higher CFM ratings.

How often must I drain an air compressor?

Daily after each use, to prevent water buildup and rust in the tank.

What oil do I use in my air compressor?

Use compressor-grade oil (non-detergent). Check the manual for the specific grade required.

Can I use an extension cord with my compressor?

It's best avoided. If necessary, use a heavy-duty, short extension cord rated for the current draw of your compressor.

What size air hose should I use?

This depends on tool demand and hose length. Generally, a 3/8" hose is good for most workshop use.

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