10 HP Rotary Screw Air Compressor 125 psi 230V 3-Phase Tankless 38CFM NPT3/4"
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10 HP Rotary Screw Air Compressor 125 psi 230V 3-Phase Tankless 38CFM NPT3/4"

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Category
4 HP
Type
4 HP Rotary Screw

About this product

This HPDAVV 10 HP (rated 20 HP/15 kW) rotary screw air compressor is a tankless, 3-phase unit operating on 230V. It's designed to deliver 33 CFM at a maximum pressure of 125 PSI, featuring a 3/4-inch NPT outlet. Originating from China, this industrial-grade compressor is suitable for continuous-duty applications where a high volume of consistent air is needed without the footprint of a large tank. The compact, tankless design emphasizes continuous airflow rather than storage.

Our take

If you need a reliable source of continuous compressed air without the hassle of a large tank, this HPDAVV 10 HP rotary screw compressor is a solid option. Its 230V 3-phase power requirement positions it for light-to-medium industrial use. The 33 CFM at 125 PSI is respectable, though the discrepancy between the 10 HP title and 20 HP (15 kW) rated spec is a bit confusing. Being tankless means it's compact, but also that it prioritizes steady output over surge capacity. Ensure your application truly benefits from continuous flow over stored air, as there's no buffer. The 3/4" NPT outlet is a good standard size.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Tankless for continuous flow
  • 3-phase 230V operation
  • 125 PSI maximum pressure
  • 3/4" NPT outlet

Cons

  • Only 33 CFM airflow
  • No air tank capacity
  • Conflicting HP rating (10 vs 20)

Specifications

  • Country of Origin China
  • Rated Horsepower 20 hp (15 kW)
  • Rated Voltage 230 V
  • Current Phase 3 Phase
  • Maximum Pressure 125 psi
  • Air Tank Capacity Tankless
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Airflow Volume (CFM)
33
UPC
374714913193
Brand
HPDAVV

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