The BE Power Equipment AC658HB Gas-Powered Air Compressor is built for the pros in construction, automotive, agriculture and mobile service industries. The BE Power Equipment AC658HB Gas-Powered Air Compressor is one of the many great products out there, with many features to choose from. At the heart is the Honda GX200 engine, a commercial grade workhorse known for its weight to power ratio, fuel efficiency and ultra reliability. This unit puts out 13.8 CFM at 90 PSI, so you can power a wide range of air tools—from impact wrenches and sand to spray guns and grinders—with consistent pressure.
Designed for all day, every day use, the AC658HB is built to last. The belt drive system keeps the pump RPM low so it runs cooler and extends the life of the internal components. The heavy duty, splash lubricated pump has cast iron cylinders for strength and an aluminum body to dissipate heat, without adding weight. Whether on site or on the move, this compressor is built to perform in tough conditions.
The USA made Conrader pilot unloader valve is preset to cut in at 95 PSI and cut out at 125 PSI so you get a smooth and efficient air cycle that reduces wear and tear and delivers consistent output. Two powder coated 4 gallon tanks give you a total of 8 gallons of air storage, each with a ball valve drain for easy moisture management. The pre-drilled stabilizer brackets make it easy to mount the unit in a truck, trailer or service vehicle for mobile use.
Function meets protection with the integrated control panel which is smartly located in the steel frame to protect gauges and controls from impact damage. It has a regulator, dual pressure gauges, two industrial grade quick connect couplers and a safety relief valve to give you complete control of your air system. Every feature of the AC658HB is designed to keep your tools running longer, safer and more efficient—whether you’re on a jobsite or in the field.Compact, powerful and proven Honda engineering, the AC658HB is your solution for compressed air on the go. Whether mounted in a service truck or used as a jobsite workhorse, this unit checks all the boxes for power, portability and performance.
Specs:
• Model: AC658HB
• Engine: Honda GX200
• CFM: 13.8 CFM @ 90 PSI
• Weight: 220 lbs
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 45” x 19” x 30”
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What are Gas Air Compressors?
Gas air compressors are a versatile and reliable solution for generating compressed air across many applications. These compressors use gas as a power source so are great for areas where electricity is not available. Designed to deliver high airflow, gas air compressors are a must have in construction, industrial and commercial environments.
Available in portable and heavy duty models, gas air compressors cater to many needs and applications. They have durable, fuel efficient engines and rugged tank designs to deliver consistent and reliable compressed air. Perfect for remote locations, automotive shops, agricultural operations and emergency backup systems where air supply is critical.
With high CFM output and portable design, gas air compressors are great for powering pneumatic tools, spray equipment and job site machinery. Reliable and efficient they are a popular choice in construction, landscaping and irrigation industries. Professionals and DIYers alike love gas air compressors for their high airflow, durability and portability.
Understanding gas air compressors allows users to make informed decisions when choosing the right compressor for their needs. Whether for professional or personal use, gas air compressors offer many benefits that make them a great choice for many applications.
Specs
When choosing a gas air compressor, understanding the specs is key to making sure it meets your needs. The specs include displacement, flow rate and pressure, each plays a big role in the compressors performance.Displacement is the volume of air the compressor can pump per minute, flow rate (CFM) is the amount of air the compressor can deliver and pressure (PSI) is the force of the compressed air. Together these specs determine what tools and equipment the compressor can power.
Other specs include horsepower, tank size and duty cycle. Horsepower affects the overall power of the compressor, tank size affects the amount of compressed air available and duty cycle is the percentage of time the
