A compact Atlas Copco air compressor with a 24-litre tank, 2.5 hp motor and 148 L/min free air delivery for portable workshop and trade use.
3 in stock — contact QCAS to confirm remaining availability
The Atlas Copco AD25E24 is a compact, direct-drive piston compressor for workshops, trade jobs and applications where portability matters. Its 24-litre tank and single-phase supply make it convenient to move between tasks.
The 1.85 kW (2.5 hp) motor delivers 148 L/min of free air. Compare that delivered output with your tools’ requirements rather than the higher pump displacement figure. The maximum pressure is 10 bar; it is not the pressure at which the brochure states the airflow was tested.
If you are unsure whether this compressor suits your tools and how often they run, contact QCAS for advice. Confirm included accessories, delivery arrangements and applicable warranty before purchase.
Pump displacement: 235 L/min
Cylinders / stages: 1 / 1
Motor speed: 2,850 rpm
Oil capacity: 0.23 litres
Dimensions and weight are for the machine, not its packaging. The brochure does not give a numerical duty-cycle rating or FAD test pressure.
Sale price: $249 including GST. Three units are currently in stock. Contact QCAS to confirm remaining availability, offer conditions, delivery charges, included accessories and applicable warranty before purchase.
The AD25E24 delivers 148 L/min (5.2 cfm) of free air. Its 235 L/min pump displacement is a different measurement and should not be used as the delivered airflow available to your tools.
The model-specific brochure lists 240 V single-phase, 50 Hz power and an 8.8 A current draw. Confirm the outlet, circuit and installation requirements for the supplied unit with QCAS before use.
The AD25E24 has a 24-litre tank and a maximum pressure of 10 bar (145 psi). Maximum pressure is different from a normal cut-out setting or the pressure used for an airflow test; those values are not stated in the model-specific brochure.
Compare your tools’ required delivered airflow and working pressure with the compressor output, and consider how often they run. Contact QCAS for advice on suitability; a larger receiver does not increase sustained delivered airflow.
