The PILOT Oil-Free Silent Air Compressor 60L 750W is a quiet, carefree compressor, working diligently to supply clean and efficient air. Placing emphasis on low noise, and high reliability, this machine is exactly what you need in a workshop environment, dental clinics, laboratories, and numerous other hobby applications. It is an efficient compressor with a big tank of 70L, where the oil-free principle assures contamination-free service.
Features
:- Oil-Free Operation : None of lubrication makes clean air discharge. Low maintenance is the key here.
- Low Noise : A low noise level makes it perfect for indoor and noise-sensitive surroundings.
- 750W-Motor : Suitable for running various light to moderate pneumatic tools and equipment.
- 70L Tank Capacity : Stores enough air for extended use before cycling.
- Air Displacement : 70 L/min provides stable airflow for tool usage.
- Max Pressure : 8 Bar/115 PSI, good for a variety of uses needing moderate pressure.
- Speed : 1440 RPM-moderate motor speed for lesser wear and longer service life.
- Voltage/Frequency : 220V/50Hz-used in most regions with standard power outlets.
Applications
:- Dental & Medical Clinics : These units provide clean, oil-free air for operating sensitive equipment in sterile environments.
- Laboratories & Cleanrooms : Pure air without oil vapors is maintained for critical lab testing and research applications.
- Painting & Airbrushing : The user receives a steady air flow to ensure professional clean finishes, free from contamination by oil.
- Workshops and Hobby Use : For noise-sensitive areas docking, inflating, or nailing, it's perfect.
- For Home and DIY Work : Offering low noise, it can be put into use in garages or workshops at home.
Usage
:Usage
Safety First
- Read the user manual carefully before operating the compressor.
- Always wear safety goggles, gloves, and hearing protection.
- Use in a well-ventilated, dry, and dust-free area.
- Keep away from flammable materials and heat sources.
- Ensure the power supply matches the rated voltage: 220V/50Hz.
Setup
- Place the compressor on a level and stable surface.
- Ensure adequate space around the unit (minimum 30 cm clearance) for cooling.
- Inspect the unit for transport damage or loose components before use.
- Since it's oil-free, no oil filling or checking is required.
Starting the Compressor
- Plug into a suitable electrical outlet (avoid extension cords if possible).
- Turn ON the compressor using the power switch.
- The motor will start running and pressurize the tank automatically.
- It will stop automatically once the maximum pressure (usually around 8 bar) is reached.
Connecting Air Tools
- Use an air hose with quick-connect fittings.
- Adjust the outlet pressure using the regulator knob to match the tool’s requirements.
- Monitor both tank pressure and outlet pressure on the gauges.
Operation Tips
- Do not exceed the compressor’s duty cycle (typically 50%-70% for silent compressors).
- Allow rest periods between cycles to prevent overheating.
- Ideal for airbrushing, inflation, stapling, light cleaning, and small pneumatic tools.
Shutting Down
- Switch OFF the power and unplug the compressor.
- Release air pressure from the tank using the drain valve or safety valve.
- Store in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Maintenance :
Daily Maintenance
- Inspect for air leaks or any unusual noise or vibration.
- Drain the condensation from the air tank using the drain valve located at the bottom.
- Check that the air filter is not clogged or dirty.
Weekly Maintenance
- Clean or replace the air intake filter if it shows signs of dust buildup.
- Inspect fittings, hose connections, and safety valve for proper operation.
- Wipe down the outer casing and tank with a dry cloth to remove dust or debris.
Monthly Maintenance
- Inspect the power cord and plug for damage or wear.
- Check the pressure relief valve by pulling it gently to ensure it vents correctly.
- Tighten any loose nuts, bolts, or fittings.
Since It’s Oil-Free
- No oil level checks or oil changes are needed.
- This significantly reduces maintenance time and cost.
- However, ensure the internal components stay cool by keeping the cooling vents clean.
Annual Maintenance
- Have a technician perform a full inspection if used heavily or in industrial environments.
- Inspect the tank interior for rust or corrosion (done by a professional if needed).
- Replace worn filters, seals, or gaskets as required.
Storage Tips
- For long-term storage:
- Drain all air and moisture from the tank.
- Clean the exterior and cover with a dust-proof cover.
- Store in a dry, well-ventilated location.
- Unplug from the power supply.