The new “Classic 210/25 W” workshop compressor from KAESER

In today’s demanding market it is more important than ever for tradespeople to maintain and extend their competitive edge. Success however relies on quality work, which in turn requires quality tools. These can often seem expensive, but this need not be the case, as is proven by the new “Classic 210/25 W” workshop compressor from KAESER.

Weighing in at only 31 kg, the new “Classic 210/25 W” workshop compressor is one of the lightest in its class, yet with its 1.1 kW drive power, an air delivery of 210 l/min, a 25 litre air receiver and 10 bar working pressure, this compact powerhouse can be used for a wide range of applications, such as: paint spraying, blowing, tyre inflation and impact wrenching to name but a few. All that’s needed is a normal 230 V power supply socket. 
The philosophy behind KAESER’s “Classic” range of compressors is just as simple as it is successful. As the name suggests, the units have a classic design i.e. the drive motor and compressor block are installed on a horizontal air receiver, which is equipped with two wheels and a transport grip to provide easy portability. The use of standardised components and a focus on popular models results in an uncompromising combination of exceptional value and outstanding quality. “Classic” series compressors are constructed from the very best materials and are meticulously assembled to ensure years of reliable service.
Just as impressive as the proven product quality and the robust design are the long service intervals, as the special high performance compressor fluid needs changing only every 1000 operating hours. 
In addition to the “Classic 210/25 W”, KAESER’s “Classic” compressor series includes 14 other models with drive powers ranging from 1.1 to 2.2 kW and delivery volumes from 210 to 460 l/min. Air receiver capacity varies between 10 and 90 litres depending on compressor performance. Therefore, with such a wide selection, there’s a “Classic” series compressor to suit every workshop compressed air need. 

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