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12 VDC and 24 VDC air compressors are intended for filling air tanks for both the on-and off road markets. All compressors have an oil-less design, sealed bearings, PTFE piston ring, copper wire wound permanent magnet motor, a hard anodized aluminum cylinder sleeve and compressor kits are equipped with a check valve to prevent possible motor damage.

HP325 SERIES - Our 1/4 HP Pacbrake air compressors have a 33% duty cycle (20 minutes @ 100 psi) and are offered in both 12 and 24 VDC.

HP425 SERIES - Our 1/4 HP Pacbrake air compressors have a 50% duty cycle (30 minutes on / 30 minutes off) and are offered 12 VDC.

HP625 SERIES - Our 3/4 HP Pacbrake air compressors have a 100% duty cycle (1 Hour @ 100 psi) and are offered in two pump head configurations: vertical (available in 12 and 24 VDC) & horizontal (12 VDC).

Compressor Highlights

  • Universal Applications
  • All Pacbrake compressors have a max working pressure of 150 psi and are an oil-less design
  • They contain sealed bearings, a PTFE piston ring & a copper wire wound permanent magnet motor
  • Perfect for a multitude of air applications: air suspension, air horns, inflatables, flat tires & small air tools

HP325 Series Features & Benefits

  • 12 VDC & 24 VDC (Volts of Direct Current) air compressors are intended for filling air tanks for both the on and off-road markets
  • These 1/4 horsepower compressors have an oil-less design, sealed bearings, PTFE piston ring, copper wire wound permanent magnet motor, a hard anodized aluminum cylinder sleeve and are equipped with a check valve to prevent possible motor damage
  • Mountable in any orientation
  • 33% Duty Cycle (20 minutes @ 100 PSI)
  • 150 PSI Max Working Pressure
  • 1.2 SCFM
  • 8.7″ x 4″ x 6.2″ (LxWxH), 5.5 lbs
  • 158°F Max /-40°F Ambient Temperature Range

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HP425 Series Features & Benefits

  • 12 VDC  (Volts of Direct Current) air compressors are intended for filling air tanks for both the on and off-road markets
  • These 1/4 horsepower compressors have an oil-less design, sealed bearings, PTFE piston ring, copper wire wound permanent magnet motor, a hard anodized aluminum cylinder sleeve and are equipped with a check valve to prevent possible motor damage
  • Mountable in any orientation
  • 50% Duty Cycle (30 minutes on / 30 minutes off)
  • 200 PSI Max Working Pressure
  • 1.75 SCFM
  • 10.8″ x 3.9″ x 6.6″ (LxWxH), 10.26 lbs
  • 158°F Max /-40°F Ambient Temperature Range

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HP625 Series Features & Benefits

  • The heavy duty 12 VDC (Volts of Direct Current) and 24 VDC air compressors are intended for filling air tanks for both the on and off-road markets. The popular 12 VDC compressors are offered in two pump head configurations, vertical and horizontal
  • These 3/4 horsepower compressors have an oil-less design, sealed bearings, PTFE piston ring, copper wire wound permanent magnet motor and a cast cylinder with a hard anodized aluminum sleeve. Mountable in any orientation.100% Duty Cycle (1 Hour @ 100 PSI)
  • 150 PSI Max Working Pressure, Draws 22.5 AMPs
  • 3.1 SCFM
  • 11.5″ x 6″ x 9.5″, 17.7 lbs
  • 158°F Max / -40°F Min Ambient Temperature

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Kits Include:

  • The Premium Air Compressor Kit offers pre-built wiring harnesses for the ultimate ease of installation
  • Sealed bearings
  • Cast aluminum cylinder head
  • Hard anodized aluminum cylinder
  • PTFE piston ring
  • Mountable in any orientation
  • All HP625 kits include an unloader block, which is required for the HP625 series air compressor when used with an air tank

FAQs

Compressor does not build pressure at all. I can hear the electrical motor spinning but the compressor cannot build any pressure. What is the reason for this failure?

There are a couple of reasons for this type of compressor failure:

• Piston seal has been compromised, which means the piston is still moving, however the pressure cannot be build,
• Reed valves are broken, which means the compressor is building pressure momentarily, however the pressure cannot be contained due to the valves being broken

In a situation similar with the one described above you need to replace the compressor with a functional unit, and replace the inlet filter.

Compressor is very slow at building pressure. What is the reason for this failure?

There are a couple of reasons for this type of failure:

• There is an air leak in the system that prevents the compressor from building air pressure
• Reed valves inside the compressor are starting to fail. They do not provide the sealing needed
• Reed valves are prevented from closing and sealing air build up due to a mechanical reason
Dirt in the air system that is getting embedded between the read valve the cylinder head

In a situation similar with the one described above you can fix the system by fixing the air leak or replace the compressor with a functional unit, and replace the inlet filter.

Compressor is running continuously. What is the reason for this failure?

The air system developed by PacBrake produces air pressure which is regulated by using an air pressure switch.
Pressure switch function is to shut down the compressor once the pressure goes beyond the upper limit.
If the pressure switch malfunctions the compressor might be in a situation to build pressure continuously.
Compressor running continuously would build up a potential dangerous situation due to high temperature that will be developed in the process.
In case you are experiencing a situation where the compressor is running continuously you need to disconnect the compressor from the power source.

Compressor does not run at all What is the reason for this failure?

There are a several reasons a compressor would not run.
Power, grounds and fuses needs to be checked first.
The pressure switch failed and does not allow the compressor to turn on.
In a situation similar with the one described above you can fix the system checking power and ground to be proper or by replacing the pressure switch with a functional unit

What are the applications for the compressor lines build by Pacbrake?

325 Compressor type can be used as an air source for an exhaust brake or for an air suspension system
425 Compressor can be used for tire inflation, for an exhaust brake and for an air suspension system
625 Compressor is the largest compressor produced by Pacbrake. It has large array of applications and configurations. In certain configurations, it can be used with air tools, tire inflation, exhaust brakes and air suspension systems

What is the procedure to check the leaks in my system?

You can check the leaks in the system by doing a soap test on all the fittings. All you need to do is spray a mixture of soap and water on all the connections and fittings. If there is air escaping (in form of bubbles), check the fittings and seal them with a sealant if required or re-torque the fittings. Re-test the system till you see no leaks.

Why do I need an unloader?

Pacbrake’s HP625 series compressors is an extremely powerful compressor capable of building high pressure and a very respectable flow rate. The compressor is extremely efficient at building pressure and maintaining pressure after the compressor is shut down. Any attempt to start the compressor would be difficult since the first compressor stroke would have to fight against a high pressure already in the system. Usually this condition would create a spike in power draw that can burn the motor and damage the compressor. Pacbrake has designed an unloader block that is releasing pressure in the system to allow the first compressor stroke to go unchallenged.

What is the meaning of Duty cycle of an air compressor?

All air compressors are built with a duty cycle rating. This rating is typically given as a percentage of the amount of time that an air compressor can be run in a full cycle, typically, that includes the compressor’s run time and rest time at 100 PSI, and a standard ambient temperature of 72° F.

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