Model: OPC
JBS OPC Series portable air compressors provide mobile compressed air at worksites without an electrical supply through their diesel-powered design. The range offers 1.2–5 m³/min airflow and 7–15 bar working pressure, while the OPC 4000 delivers 5 m³/min, 10 bar pressure and an 80-litre fuel tank. It is designed for construction sites, roadworks, drilling, sandblasting and pneumatic tools.
JBS OPC Series portable air compressors are designed to provide reliable compressed air where mains electricity or a fixed air line is unavailable. Depending on the selected model and operating pressure, these diesel-driven portable screw compressors offer approximately 1.2–5 m³/min airflow and 7–15 bar pressure options.
The range is available with Briggs & Stratton or Kubota engines, depending on the model. Engine speed and air intake automatically adjust to current air demand. A closed intake valve during start-up helps the engine operate more smoothly in cold conditions.
OPC portable compressors are suitable for construction sites, roadwork, drilling, abrasive blasting, painting, pneumatic tools, fibre-optic cable blowing and industrial field maintenance.
Skid-mounted, axle-mounted and towable configurations can be selected according to transport requirements. Three-stage oil separation supports consistent compressed-air quality, while removable side panels provide convenient access to the engine, filters and compressor components.
Selection should be based on the required working pressure, actual air consumption, number of tools used simultaneously, duty cycle, altitude and ambient temperature. Maximum airflow and maximum pressure may apply to different configurations.
Explore all portable air compressor models. For applications requiring higher pressure from an existing air supply, consider the OBS 18-D screw booster compressor.
Pricing depends on the selected model, pressure, airflow, chassis type and optional equipment such as an aftercooler, hose reel or line lubricator. Share your required pressure, airflow and operating conditions with JBS Makina to receive technical guidance and a current quotation.
| Model | OPC 4000 |
|---|---|
| Hava Kapasitesi (m³/dk) | 5.0 |
| Basınç (bar) | 10 |
| Motor Gücü (kW - Hp) | 31.2 – 41.8 |
| Silindir Sayısı | 4 |
| Yakıt Tankı (Lt) | 80 |
| Gürültü Seviyesi (dB) | 98 |
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This product is suitable for car wash businesses, service centers, fleet cleaning teams and companies seeking efficient professional cleaning equipment.
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Product FAQ
An air compressor converts electrical or mechanical energy into compressed air, which can be used to power pneumatic tools and equipment. It is commonly used for tire inflation, air blow guns, cleaning, pneumatic tools, spray applications, workshops, car washes, and industrial systems. The required compressor capacity depends on the working pressure and air consumption of the connected equipment.
The choice between a piston compressor and a screw compressor depends on the required air demand and operating time. Piston compressors are generally suitable for intermittent use, workshops, and lower air consumption. Screw compressors are better suited for continuous operation, higher air demand, and professional or industrial applications. For busy car washes and detailing centers with constant compressed air needs, a screw compressor is often the more efficient choice.
Air compressor tank capacity is important because it determines how much compressed air can be stored and how long tools can operate before the compressor motor needs to restart. A larger tank can provide more stable air pressure, reduce frequent motor cycling, and support tools with high or intermittent air demand. However, tank size should always be evaluated together with air delivery capacity, working pressure, and duty cycle.
An air compressor may run continuously if there is an air leak, the air demand is higher than the compressor’s capacity, the pressure switch is faulty, the intake filter is clogged, or internal components such as valves or piston rings are worn. If the compressor cannot reach the set pressure, it may continue running without stopping. Regular maintenance and checking the system for leaks can help prevent this problem.
Compressed Air Dryers
Model: ODR
JBS ODR Series refrigerated air dryers remove moisture from compressed air through condensation. The ODR-300 offers a 30 m³/min capacity, 7–16 bar working pressure, a +3 °C dew point and R-410A refrigerant. Designed for automotive workshops, paint shops and industrial facilities, it helps protect pneumatic equipment, air receivers and pipelines against moisture, corrosion and breakdowns.
Rotary Screw Air Compressors
Model: OSC-V
JBS OSC V Series rotary screw air compressors produce energy-efficient compressed air with a variable-speed drive that adjusts motor speed according to current demand. The series offers 3–132 kW motor options, while the OSC V-55 delivers 55 kW power, 9.5 m³/min airflow and 7–13 bar working pressure. It is designed for continuous, stable and reliable operation in workshops, automotive businesses and industrial facilities.
Booster Compressors
Model: 18-D
The JBS OBS 18 D screw booster compressor increases existing compressed air from 7–12 bar to 30 bar, providing a stable and continuous air supply for production processes. Its 18.5 kW/25 HP motor, 3.78–5.58 m³/min capacity and 1:1 direct-coupled drive ensure efficient operation. It is designed for PET bottle blowing, laser cutting, metalworking and high-pressure pneumatic applications.
Reciprocating Air Compressors
Model: D-5,5-300
The JBS D 5.5-300 piston air compressor is designed to meet the professional compressed-air needs of automotive services, workshops and maintenance facilities. It delivers a 4 kW/5.5 HP motor, 7 bar working pressure and 649 L/min air intake. Its durable reciprocating design provides reliable performance for tyre inflation, air guns, spray painting and pneumatic tools.
