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Item # M118, Mobilair M118
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Web Price QUOTE
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The Mobilair M114 portable rotary screw compressor is built for many applications including sand-blasting, pavement breaking, and general air tool use. Units are also well suited for rental houses, repair trucks, and railroads.
The M114 offers a wide array of features that make it very user-friendly. Units come standard with an easy-to-read control panel that is well protected. The fuel tank has a large filler neck with overflow protection for safe, easy filling. A hitch and rigid tow bar also make transporting the M114 easy. A torsion bar suspension system and over-sized tires provide superior road handling, further adding to the unit's exceptional functionality.
The heavy-duty steel chassis and fully galvanized canopy ensure long life even when subjected to the harshest conditions. Both the canopy and solid steel flooring protect the motor, airend, and critical components from dirt, water, and other contaminants. This rugged construction combined with excellent cooling allow the M114 to operate in ambient temperatures up to 122 degrees F.
A quiet motor, superior soundproofing, and vibration isolation result in smooth operation and extremely low decibel levels. 76db(A) maximum at 23 feet
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Sigma Profile Airend
The Sigma Profile airend provides more air with less fuel consumption. Plus, all units include a high-capacity, cold start battery for reliable starting and our heavy-duty, fuel-efficient diesel engines comply with all EPA emissions standards.
Large Fuel Tank
The large capacity fuel tanks provides extended operation - over ten hours of run time - and has a large filler neck with overflow protection for safe, easy filling.
Heavy Duty Construction
Mobiliar units are constructed from durable, industrial grade materials that resist rust and corrosion as well as provide exceptional noise attenuation - to 73dB(A). Towable units feature torsion bar suspension, oversized tires and height adjustable tow bar for superior road handling.
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