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Fini Compressori

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This collection brings together air compressors by Fini Compressori: machines that produce compressed air to power pneumatic tools, spray painting systems, production lines and workshops.

Types of compressor available

  • Piston compressors, including single-stage, among them models with a horizontal receiver on wheels to move between workshop and site.
  • Screw compressors, designed for continuous use in workshops and industry, also in a compact direct-drive version such as the Cube series.

How to choose

Start from the air flow and pressure required by the connected tools, then the type of duty: occasional or continuous. The receiver capacity, the electrical supply available (single-phase or three-phase) and the space for installing the machine also matter.

It is also worth considering maintenance: filters, oil and periodic checks depend on the type of compressor and the hours of work. A machine sized with a little margin avoids running at its limit all the time.

To get the right configuration for your system, write to or call AMES: supply is by quotation.

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Frequently asked questions: Fini Compressori
Which Fini compressor should you choose between piston and screw models?

The piston compressor suits pneumatic tools and intermittent work, while the screw compressor is designed for continuous use in workshops and industry. The choice depends on the air flow required by the tools and the hours of daily use. Always check the flow rate in litres per minute and the pressure stated by the manufacturer, as these are the figures that determine whether the machine can handle the work.

How do you choose the tank capacity of a compressor?

The tank stores compressed air and stabilises pressure. The catalogue lists tanks of 2, 24, 270, 500 and 900 litres: the larger the tank, the more air is available before the motor restarts. For tools that consume a lot of air, such as grinders or spray guns, a larger tank is needed. For light work, smaller capacities are enough. Always calculate the flow and pressure required by the tools.

Which oil-free compressor is suitable for a small workshop?

Oil-free compressors, that is, without oil, do not need oil changes and produce cleaner air, suitable for small painting jobs or sensitive tools. The 24-litre oil-free medicair model and the Ciao 24/244 are suited to small workshops. For continuous use or heavy tools, a lubricated piston or screw compressor is preferable. Check noise and flow rate before choosing.

What is the difference between a belt-driven compressor and a direct-drive one?

A belt-driven compressor transmits motion from the motor to the pump head via a belt, which is replaced when it wears. A direct-drive compressor, such as the Cube series, connects the motor to the screw unit without a belt, with less maintenance and a more compact footprint. Two-stage versions compress air in two phases to reach higher pressures. Choose according to available space and frequency of use.

Which tandem and two-stage compressors should you choose for professional use?

Belt-driven tandem two-stage compressors have two compression heads to increase air flow. Two-stage models compress air in two stages, reaching higher pressures. For professional work in a workshop or for painting, choose according to the flow in litres per minute and the pressure required by the tools. 500 or 900-litre tanks are designed for fixed installations, to be placed in a ventilated room.

Which standards apply to a compressor with a pressure tank?

Compressor tanks are pressure equipment, governed by the European directive PED 2014/68/EU. The machine must be accompanied by the CE marking and the declaration of conformity. Periodic inspections depend on volume and pressure and must be carried out according to current regulations. D.Lgs. 81/2008 (Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 on workplace safety) also requires maintenance and workplace safety of the equipment. Ask the dealer for the documentation and the inspection plan.

How do you use a piston compressor safely?

Before starting, check the oil level, where applicable, and the operating pressure. Drain the air from the tank after use, to avoid overpressure and condensation build-up. The compressor must be placed in a ventilated place, away from dust and vapours. Do not modify the safety valve and do not use hoses not suited to the pressure. Switch off the machine before any maintenance.