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 460V 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 (Vertical 80 Gal) combines power, efficiency, and space-saving design for industrial and commercial use.
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Its two-stage, pressure-lubricated reciprocating pump ensures long-lasting durability and consistent air delivery.
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Producing 25.8 CFM at 175 PSI, it easily supports multiple air tools and continuous-duty applications.
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The vertical tank configuration saves valuable floor space while providing steady airflow for demanding operations.
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Ideal for manufacturing plants, automotive shops, and maintenance facilities requiring dependable compressed air.
Q&A
Q: What is the maximum pressure output?
A: The compressor delivers up to 175 PSI, ideal for high-demand pneumatic tools and equipment.
Q: What makes this model efficient for industrial use?
A: The two-stage design improves efficiency and cooling, while the pressure-lubricated pump ensures reliability under continuous load.
Q: What are the power and voltage requirements?
A: It runs on 7.5 HP, 460V AC, three-phase, 60 Hz power.
Q: Why choose a vertical tank design?
A: The vertical 80-gallon tank maximizes space while maintaining large air capacity for steady output.
Maintenance Tips
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Change compressor oil regularly to protect the pump and maintain efficiency.
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Inspect and clean air filters frequently to ensure proper airflow.
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Drain moisture from the tank daily to prevent corrosion.
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Check belts and pulleys for wear and tension at regular intervals.
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Have the unit serviced annually by a professional to ensure reliable long-term operation.
