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Petrol powered: operate independently of mains electricity.
6.5 HP four-stroke engine: self-contained power for mobile work.
Twin-cylinder, single-stage pump: K18/C compressor head with cast-iron cylinder construction.
Recoil start: self-rewinding pull cord.
Twin 17-litre receivers: 34 litres of total air storage.
Automatic unloading valve: manages pump loading and receiver pressure.
Pneumatic wheels and handling frame: practical positioning around site.
Pressure regulation and monitoring: adjust the supply and check pressure using the glycerine-filled gauge.
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Airmec TTS 3465/550 portable petrol compressor
6.5 HP four-stroke petrol engine with recoil start
K18/C twin-cylinder, single-stage compressor pump
Twin 17-litre air receivers
Automatic release and unloading valve
Air filter and pressure regulator
Glycerine-filled pressure gauge
Distribution manifold with multiple connections
Pneumatic wheels and handling frame
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Low-pressure blasting
Air supply for compatible small-nozzle abrasive blasters
Light, intermittent cleaning and surface preparation
Mobile restoration work where mains power is unavailable
Restoration and maintenance
Detailed timber restoration with a suitable blasting setup
Localised brick and stone cleaning
Small metal components and restoration projects
Suitability depends on the blaster, nozzle, abrasive and surface. Speak to CoolBlast about matching the complete setup to your application.
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Compressor
Model: Airmec TTS 3465/550
Type: Reciprocating piston compressor
Pump: K18/C
Cylinders: 2
Compression stages: 1
Manufacturer-quoted airflow: 550 L/min / 33 m³/h / approximately 19.4 CFM
Maximum pressure: 11 bar / 160 PSI
Receiver capacity: 2 × 17 litres — 34 litres total
Pump speed: 1,350 rpm
Engine
Fuel: Petrol
Engine type: Four-stroke
Power: 6.5 HP
Starting: Recoil pull start with self-rewinding cord
Dimensions and Weight
Length: 1,150 mm
Width: 751 mm
Height: 875 mm
Weight: 91 kg
Operating Conditions
Operate outdoors with adequate cooling airflow.
Position on a firm, level surface away from blasting dust and exhaust fumes.
Match air treatment to the blasting machine's requirements.
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