Tackle DIY, farm and trade jobs with confidence using the Puma P15, combining a durable cast iron pump, 60-litre tank and convenient 10-amp power.
5 in stock — offer ends when current stock sells out
The Puma P15 is a portable, belt-driven air compressor for DIY, farm and trade applications. Its cast iron pump, 60-litre receiver and 240 V, 10-amp supply make it a practical option where three-phase power is unavailable.
Use its 200 L/min free air delivery figure when comparing the compressor with your tools. The higher 270 L/min pump displacement is not the amount of usable air delivered. If you are unsure whether this compressor is suitable for your needs, just get in touch with us and we will be happy to advise.
Ask QCAS about hoses, fittings, delivery and the warranty applicable to this offer. Those arrangements should be confirmed before purchase.
Product code: PU P15 240V
Pump displacement: 270 L/min (9.5 cfm)
Pump: Puma PG20, 885 rpm
Outlet: 1/4-inch BSP, Nitto-style coupling
Filter regulator: 5 micron
Price: $799 including GST. Five units are currently in stock. There is no fixed expiry date; this offer ends when the current stock sells out. Contact QCAS to confirm remaining stock, delivery charges, included accessories and warranty before purchase.
The Puma P15 delivers 200 L/min (7.1 cfm) of free air. Its 270 L/min (9.5 cfm) pump displacement is a separate figure and should not be used as delivered airflow when sizing air tools.
The original Puma P15 uses a 240 V single-phase, 10-amp electricity supply. Confirm that the outlet and circuit suit the compressor and follow its installation instructions. A 15-amp or three-phase model has different requirements.
The P15 has a 60-litre receiver. The original brochure lists a maximum pressure of 900 kPa (9 bar / 130 psi), while the operating manual lists an automatic pressure-switch cut-out of 800 kPa (8 bar). Maximum pressure and the normal cut-out setting are different figures.
Compare each tool’s required airflow and pressure with the P15’s delivered output, and consider how often the tools run. QCAS can help assess your tools and usage before you buy. Do not assume that a 60-litre tank increases the compressor’s sustained airflow or that this model is suitable for continuous industrial demand.
