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|tool name=Einhell Air Tech Euro 2200-1 | |tool name=Einhell Air Tech Euro 2200-1 | ||
|image= | |image=Einhell Air Tech Euro 2200-1.JPG | ||
|synonyms=DE: Kompressor | |synonyms=DE: Kompressor | ||
|type=[[pneumatics]] tool | |type=[[pneumatics]] tool | ||
|material=air | |material=air | ||
|used with=[[Blast Cabinet|blast cabinet]] | |used with=[[#Accessories|list of accessories below]];<br>[[Blast Cabinet|blast cabinet]] | ||
|location=(soon) [[Metal Workshop|metal workshop]] | |location=(soon) [[Metal Workshop|metal workshop]] | ||
|access=after a [[Compressor Introduction|personal introduction]] | |access=after a [[Compressor Introduction|personal introduction]] | ||
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== Pressure Control == | == Pressure Control == | ||
[[File:compressor outlets.JPG|thumb|left|200 px|air outlets - full pressure on the right, decreased on the left]] | |||
There are two outlets on the compressor: the right one delivers whatever amount of pressure is available in the tank (up to 8 bar) and the left one is adjustable by the pressure reduction knob in the middle. | There are two outlets on the compressor: the right one delivers whatever amount of pressure is available in the tank (up to 8 bar) and the left one is adjustable by the pressure reduction knob in the middle. | ||
'''Turning the knob clockwise will increase pressure, counterclockwise turning increases it!''' | '''Turning the knob clockwise will increase pressure, counterclockwise turning increases it!''' | ||
<br clear=left> | |||
== Maintenance == | |||
[[File:compressor oil level.JPG|thumb|left|200px|oil level indicator]] | |||
The oil level should always be kept between the red dot and the top of the level indicator. | |||
You should drain excess water through the valve at the bottom of the tank before and after long runs. | |||
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== Accessories == | == Accessories == | ||
So far, we have: | So far, we have: | ||
* a simple blow gun | * a simple blow gun | ||
* tire filler (''Reifenfüller'') with Michelin fitting ("car valve") | * tire filler (''Reifenfüller'') with Michelin fitting ("car valve") | ||
* 20 m | * 20 m hose drum | ||
== | <gallery mode=packed-hover heights=200> | ||
File:blow gun.JPG|blow gun | |||
File:tire filler.JPG|tire filler | |||
File:hose drum.JPG|hose drum | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[Category:Pneumatics]] | [[Category:Pneumatics]] | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 22 March 2018
| ToolInfoBox Einhell Air Tech Euro 2200-1 | |
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| Synonyms: | DE: Kompressor |
| Type: | pneumatics tool |
| Material: | air |
| Used with: | list of accessories below; blast cabinet |
| Location: | (soon) metal workshop |
| Access Requirements: | after a personal introduction |
| Tutors: | Lukas |
| Manual: | conrad.com |
You can find our air compressor in the metal workshop.
It is powered by a 1.5 kW (2 horsepower) motor and can compress 210 liters of air per minute to a pressure of 8 bar.
Pressure Control
There are two outlets on the compressor: the right one delivers whatever amount of pressure is available in the tank (up to 8 bar) and the left one is adjustable by the pressure reduction knob in the middle.
Turning the knob clockwise will increase pressure, counterclockwise turning increases it!
Maintenance
The oil level should always be kept between the red dot and the top of the level indicator.
You should drain excess water through the valve at the bottom of the tank before and after long runs.
Accessories
So far, we have:
- a simple blow gun
- tire filler (Reifenfüller) with Michelin fitting ("car valve")
- 20 m hose drum
blow gun
tire filler
hose drum
