Electric Air Compressor, Lubrication Type Pressure Lubricated, Air Tank Style Vertical, Number of Stages 2, Output Power 7.5 hp, Free Air Flow Rate @ Maximum Pressure 25.8 cfm, Maximum Operating Pressure 175 psi, Air Tank Size 80 gal, Input Voltage 230V AC, Phase Three, Frequency 60 Hz, Compressor Package Type Fully Packaged, Pump Style Simplex, Pump Type Reciprocating, Pump Location Top Mount
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PhaseThree
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IncludesASME Coded Air Receiver Tank, Automatic Drain Valve, Automatic Start and Stop Control with NEMA 1 Pressure Switch, Low Oil Level Shutdown Switch
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Overall Length38
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Overall Height74
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StandardsASME, CQPS, CRN
What Our Experts Think
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The Ingersoll Rand 7.5 HP Electric Air Compressor is a powerful, industrial-grade unit built for consistent, high-pressure air delivery.
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Features a 2-stage, pressure-lubricated reciprocating pump that delivers 25.8 CFM at 175 PSI, ideal for demanding shop and manufacturing tasks.
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The 80-gallon vertical tank saves floor space while providing ample air storage for continuous operation.
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A fully packaged design with a top-mounted pump ensures easy access, reliability, and long service life.
Q&A
Q: What type of compressor pump does it use?
A: It uses a 2-stage, pressure-lubricated reciprocating pump designed for durability and continuous-duty applications.
Q: What is the maximum pressure and output capacity?
A: It delivers up to 175 PSI and provides 25.8 CFM at maximum pressure for steady air supply.
Q: Is this suitable for industrial use?
A: Yes, its three-phase 230V motor, heavy-duty components, and fully packaged configuration make it ideal for industrial and workshop environments.
Maintenance Tips
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Check and maintain oil levels regularly using Ingersoll Rand-approved pressure lubricants.
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Drain moisture from the 80-gallon vertical tank daily to prevent internal corrosion.
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Inspect belts, filters, and fittings for wear or leaks at each service interval.
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Clean intake filters periodically to ensure efficient airflow.
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Keep the compressor in a well-ventilated area to prevent overheating and extend component life.
