Bambi 225/1000

Art No: 225/1000 - Bambi MD Silent Compressor

Specification:
Output - 234 litres/min (at free air),
Reservoir Capacity - 100 litres
Pressure (Bar/PSI) - 8/120
Voltage - 240V/50Hz
Noise Level - 57 dB(A)
Weight - 108kg
Dimensions (wxhxd)CM - 72x118x35

Requires 20amp power supply.

Ultra high performance with ultra low noise – the Bambi MD range. Designed for applications demanding the highest quality air supply with all the benefits of very low noise levels. At the heart of the range is the oil lubricated T75 pump unit developed to deliver 50% more air compared to other silent compressors and the only silent compressor fitted with piston rings eliminating oil carryover to the air supply.

Only Bambi offers this unique combination of piston rings and high performance pump* which means the MD range is perfect for critical applications; scientific laboratories, dentistry, pneumatic control systems and any other application requiring ultra clean, ultra silent air!

With sound levels from just 40dB(A) and almost no vibration when running, Bambi MD Compressors can be located in the work area without causing any noise intrusion. Perfect as a stand alone air centre or for a range of OEM requirements.

The “V” designated models have the same specification as the horizontal versions but in an ultra compact package. All models have an 8 bar maximum working pressure, optional higher pressures are available on request.

As you would expect on this high quality, high performance range, the standard specification is very high; air receivers are internally powder coated to prevent corrosion*, internal valves are stainless steel and each model is equipped with a 10 micron air filter & outlet pressure regulator as standard. Models 150/500 & 225/1000 are supplied with easy to fit wheel kits, available as an option for 75/250.

Bambi compressors have been designed to maximise efficiency and ensure years of trouble free operation, which together with our comprehensive warranty extending to 5 years on the air receiver explains why so many are in use worldwide in all types of vital applications.