Air Compressor Triumph 25/200 Industrial, 200L, 23CFM, Three-Phase, 5.5HP

The Triumph 25/200 is built for sustained professional and industrial use, where lighter DIY compressors run out of capacity or fail under continuous demand. The 5.5HP 415V three-phase motor with a 100% copper-wound construction drives an oil-lubricated V-twin pump producing 23CFM, enough to run a full range of professional air tools without the pressure drops that plague smaller single-phase units. A 200-litre receiver provides substantial reserve capacity, reducing how often the motor needs to cycle under heavy or continuous tool use, and the after-cooler improves performance and extends motor life by managing heat that would otherwise shorten its lifespan.

The fully automatic stop/start control and adjustable pressure regulation keep output matched to the task without manual intervention, and the German Condor MDR3 pressure switch paired with a DOL starter handles switching reliably under industrial conditions. The thick steel-walled receiver carries a powder-coated finish against corrosion, alloy heads improve heat dissipation on the cylinders, and anti-vibration mounts reduce both noise and long-term wear. It's a serious piece of fixed workshop equipment rather than a portable unit, and it needs wiring into a minimum 32 amp industrial 415V three-phase supply, so check your electrical setup before ordering.

5.5HP copper-wound motor - Three-phase construction delivers reliable, sustained power output suited to continuous professional and industrial tool use.
200 litre air receiver - Large reserve capacity reduces motor cycling frequency, maintaining consistent pressure during heavy or extended tool operation.
23CFM air displacement - High-volume output runs a full range of professional air tools without the pressure drops common in smaller compressors.
German Condor MDR3 pressure switch - Industrial-grade switching combined with a DOL starter ensures dependable automatic operation under demanding conditions.
Anti-vibration mounts - Reduce noise and mechanical wear during operation, extending the working life of the compressor under continuous use.