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Piston Air Compressor D-5.5-500

Model: D-5,5-500

JBS piston air compressors are designed to provide a reliable supply of compressed air for workshops, automotive services, industrial facilities and maintenance operations. The range offers 100–500-litre tanks, 8 bar working pressure, 200–1,270 L/min air intake and 1.5–10 HP motor options. Available with one, two or three cylinders, these reciprocating air compressors provide an efficient solution for pneumatic tools, spray painting, tyre inflation and cleaning applications.

Model
D 5.5-500
Working Pressure
7 Bar
Intake Capacity (L/min)
649
Motor (kW/HP)
4 / 5.5

JBS reciprocating air compressors are designed for the intermittent or variable compressed-air requirements of automotive service centres, tyre shops, maintenance workshops and small production facilities. Their receiver-mounted construction stores compressed air for operating blow guns, tyre-inflation equipment, spray guns and compatible pneumatic tools.

How Does a Reciprocating Air Compressor Work?

An electric motor drives the compressor pump. Atmospheric air is drawn into a cylinder, compressed by piston movement and transferred to the air receiver. The motor stops when the preset receiver pressure is reached and starts again when pressure falls during use. This operating cycle makes piston air compressors particularly suitable for applications with periodic air demand.

Typical Applications

Reciprocating compressors can support tyre inflation, blow-off cleaning, impact tools, surface preparation, spray painting and various pneumatic hand tools. They can also provide auxiliary compressed air for car washes, vehicle-detailing businesses, repair shops, woodworking facilities and small production areas.

Choosing the Correct Compressor Capacity

Selection should not be based on motor power or receiver volume alone. Required working pressure, actual free air delivery, total consumption of simultaneously operated equipment, daily duty cycle, electrical supply, installation space and receiver capacity should be considered together.

The JBS D-5.5-300 piston air compressor features a 4 kW/5.5 HP motor, 7 bar working pressure and 649 L/min intake capacity. Intake capacity may differ from the usable air delivery available at the required operating pressure.

Piston or Rotary Screw Compressor?

A reciprocating compressor can be an economical solution for intermittent and moderate compressed-air demand. Businesses requiring continuous operation, higher airflow or several tools running simultaneously should compare rotary screw air compressors.

For spray painting and sensitive pneumatic applications, suitable filters and compressed air dryers may be required to reduce moisture, oil and particles. Regular checks of the oil, intake filter, belts, condensate drain and receiver support safe and efficient operation.

Technical Specifications

Model D 5.5-500
Working Pressure 7 Bar
Intake Capacity (L/min) 649
Motor (kW/HP) 4 / 5.5
Connections 2 x G¼’’ + 1 x G¾”
Dimensions (mm) Width 640 - Length 1915 - Height 1260
Weight 264 kg
Receiver Capacity 500

Applications

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Recommended Use

Who is Piston Air Compressor suitable for?

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How to choose an air compressor?

To choose the right air compressor, total air demand, required pressure level, simultaneously operating equipment, tank capacity and daily working time should be evaluated together. This helps determine the most suitable compressor capacity for the business.

Who Is a Piston Compressor Suitable For?

It may be suitable for service centers, workshops, and small businesses with intermittent compressed-air demand.

When Should a Screw Compressor Be Preferred?

It should be considered for businesses with regular, long-duration, and high compressed-air demand.

Can a Booster Compressor Operate on Its Own?

It generally receives air from an existing compressed-air source and increases the inlet pressure.

What Is the Difference Between a Piston Compressor and a Screw Compressor?

They differ in operating duration, capacity, operating cycle, and investment structure, so the choice should be based on the business's needs.

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