Makita 12.4 Amp 2 Horsepower 2.6 Gallon compressor - MAC700
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High Output - Cast Iron Pump with Big Bore™ cylinder and piston, combined with greater bore and stroke, delivers maximum performance.
* Low Noise - Substantially lower noise levels with a large 1,720 - RPM pump-enabling greater displacement at lower RPM.
* Low Amp Draw - Reduces incidences of tripped breakers and voltage drop that can cause premature motor failure.
* Oil Lubricated - Cooler running pump, minimizes wear.
* Roll-bar Handle - For portability and additional protection.
* Large automotive style industrial air filter for increased air intake and greater efficiency
* Durable cast iron cylinder reduces wear and increases pump life; removable for easy maintenance
* Oil sight glass for fast, easy and efficient maintenance
* Lever handle ball valve - tank drain valve improves upon standard petcock design for easier maintenance
* Built-in thermal overload for additional motor protection
User reviews
A Quiet Compressor
This is one of the quietest compressors that I've ever seen. A lot of manufacturers claim their compressors are quiet, this one really is. I bought this compressor thinking that it would be lighter than my twin stack, so I wouldn't be having a hard time moving it around, Wrong, this thing weighs over 50 lbs. You wouldn't think it by looking at it, but it does.
That said, this thing is built like a tank. I don't anticipate it wearing out any time soon.
It has a decent output, for a single user. I wouldn't expect to have a crew working off this one compressor. It only has a 50% duty cycle.
It is a jitterbug, put this down on something that resonates and you will know about it. On a sloped surface, if its suction cup style feet don't have traction, it'll walk away.
It is a slight pain to drain the condensate, as the tap in not directly on the bottom, so you have to tilt it over, to drain it completely.
If I'm working alone, this is the compressor I grab.
