Compressore ad aria Zipper ZI-COM24SI 750 W 126 l/min 8 bar 24 L

The ZIPPER ZI-COM24SI compressor from the Silent series combines compact design with practical performance for workshop and garage tasks. It is equipped with a 750 W motor, oil-free pump and a 24 litre tank. With a maximum working pressure of up to 8 bar regulated by a pressure reducer and an intake capacity of 126 l/min, the unit is suitable for inflating tyres, powering pneumatic tools and general blowing/cleaning tasks while maintaining a low noise level.

Advantages

The oil-free pump reduces maintenance needs and avoids oil contamination of tools and accessories. A built-in pressure reducer provides adjustable output pressure up to 8 bar for precise control. Compact dimensions and two wheels ensure easy transport and storage. The 24 L tank balances portability and available air reserve for intermittent use.

Suitable for

• Inflating car and bicycle tyres
• Operating small pneumatic tools (brad nailers, airbrushes, staplers)
• Blowing dust and debris from workpieces and machines
• Light workshop and garage tasks requiring intermittent compressed air

Key specifications

• Brand: Zipper
• Model: ZI-COM24SI
• Power: 750 W
• Intake capacity: 126 l/min
• Maximum pressure: 8 bar (adjustable via pressure reducer)
• Tank volume: 24 L
• Pump type: oil-free
• Power supply: 230 V AC
• EAN: 9120039231723

How to use

Place the compressor on a stable, level surface and connect it to a 230 V AC outlet. Check that the pressure reducer is set to minimum before starting. Switch the unit on and allow the tank to fill; monitor the built-in pressure gauge and adjust the pressure reducer to the required working pressure up to 8 bar. Connect the required hose and accessory, ensuring fittings are secure. After use, switch off the compressor and open the drain valve to remove any condensation from the tank.

Recommendations

For longer tool runtime avoid continuous heavy-duty operation; the 24 L tank and 126 l/min intake are intended for intermittent use. Regularly drain condensation, inspect hoses and fittings for leaks, and follow local electrical safety requirements when connecting to 230 V supply.