22 m³/min 20 bar Portable Diesel Air Compressor for Deep Drilling & High-Pressure Applications
20 bar · 22 m³/min · 264 kW · Cummins
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Air Compressor


5 m³/min
7 bar
45 kW
Yanmar
Peakroc® PRMD series portable air compressors with a free air delivery range of 5.00–46.38 m³/min and a working pressure of 7–35 bar, these compressors can meet the requirements of almost any industrial application.
Peakroc® PRMD series 5 m³/min 7 bar low-pressure portable diesel air compressors are designed for mobile contractors and light industrial air supply where stable airflow, fuel efficiency, and portability are key requirements. Typical applications include:
This low-pressure configuration is optimized for moderate-flow applications and is not intended for high-pressure drilling or multi-nozzle blasting operations. For such requirements, consider 10–13 bar or higher-pressure compressor models.
Peakroc® PRMD-0507 portable Diesel Screw Air Compressor with 5m³/min 7bar(185cfm 102psi). Peakroc® PRMD series have features and advantages as follows:
This 5 m³/min / 7 bar compressor is equipped with a fuel-efficient heavy-duty diesel engine optimised for moderate output and minimal fuel consumption—perfect for smaller mobile applications like surface treatment or maintenance crews. The compact damped chassis reduces vibration and chassis wear during towing and operation on uneven terrain, ensuring long-term serviceability. The outer shell features 2 mm cold-rolled steel paired with flame-retardant, sound-proof materials—so you get both durability and quieter operation in urban or service-vehicle environments.
At this size, the compressor employs a refined screw air end with SAP rotor profile for high volumetric efficiency. Materials like American specialty steel rotors and Sweden SKF bearings ensure a reliable performance even under frequent start-stop cycles commonly encountered in sandblasting or tool-driven operations. The result: consistent 5 m³/min free air delivery at 7 bar without compromising component lifespan.
The two-stage air filtration system removes up to 99.9 % of dust, making this model ideal for abrasive-laden environments such as sandblasting or surface preparation. A high-efficiency oil filter keeps the lubrication system clean and lowers maintenance frequency—important for mobile service units. With its compact size and optional skid-mounted configuration, this unit can be easily towed to job sites, positioned on small platform vehicles, or installed inside service trucks.
For surface treatment and pneumatic tools, 7 bar provides an efficient balance of pressure, fuel burn, and continuous airflow—ideal for mobile contractors.
Compare the current 5 m³/min · 7 bar low-pressure model with practical upgrades for heavier sandblasting and drilling.
| Item | This Model (5 m³/min · 7 bar) | Upgrade A (12 m³/min · 7 bar) | Upgrade B (10 m³/min · 13 bar) | Upgrade C (15 m³/min · 18 bar) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Light–medium sandblasting (single nozzle), tools, service vehicles | Heavy sandblasting / bigger nozzles, multi-tool air supply | Drilling + sandblasting, DTH entry-level pressure class | Pipeline pressure testing + demanding drilling / tough site duty |
| Pressure | 7 bar | 7 bar | 13 bar | 18 bar |
| Airflow | 5.0 m³/min | 12.0 m³/min | 10.0 m³/min | 15.0 m³/min |
| Sandblasting nozzle | 3–5 mm (best duty cycle) | 5–8 mm (heavy blasting) | 4–7 mm (good, plus higher pressure) | 6–10 mm (industrial blasting setups) |
| Drilling suitability | Not recommended | Limited (site air / support, not DTH-focused) | Recommended (DTH / borehole air supply) | Recommended (deep/fast hole cleaning, testing support) |
| Typical scenarios | Rust removal, paint stripping, small pneumatic tools | Construction blasting, shipyard touch-up, larger abrasive flow | Mining & drilling + occasional blasting | Drilling & pipeline pressure testing, heavy duty field operations |
| When to choose | Lowest fuel burn and easiest mobility for surface prep | When blasting productivity is limited by airflow | When drilling needs higher pressure (≥ 13 bar) | When you need both high flow + high pressure for severe duty |
Project: mobile surface preparation & light-to-medium sandblasting for municipal steel facilities (handrails, brackets, small frames) before repainting. The contractor needed a compact, towable unit with stable 7 bar output, low fuel burn, and reliable daily starts.
Selected: Peakroc® 5 m³/min · 7 bar low pressure Portable Diesel Air Compressor for predictable airflow, easy transport, and continuous duty cycles on outdoor job sites.
A practical decision table for 5 m³/min · 7 bar low-pressure portable diesel compressors in sandblasting, tools, cleaning, and drilling-related jobs.
| Job Type | Typical Requirement | Recommended Class |
|---|---|---|
| Light sandblasting (mobile / maintenance) | Single nozzle, light–medium duty cycles, small steel parts / rust removal | 5 m³/min · 7 bar |
| Medium sandblasting (longer duty) | Single nozzle, longer blasting time, higher abrasive load | 7.5–12 m³/min · 7–10 bar |
| Heavy blasting (high productivity) | Large nozzle or continuous shifts, multi-gun blasting | 13 m³/min+ (airflow priority) |
| Pneumatic tools (service vehicles) | Impact wrench, grinder, blow gun, small breakers | 5–10 m³/min · 7–10 bar |
| Road maintenance / cleaning | Mobile crew, mixed tools, intermittent heavy demand | 7.5–10 m³/min · 7–10 bar |
| Pipeline blowing / duct cleaning | Moderate airflow, mobility, stable continuous air | 5–10 m³/min · 7–10 bar |
| Mining & drilling support (site air) | General site pneumatic supply, occasional tool load surges | 7–12 m³/min · 8–10 bar |
| DTH drilling / borehole drilling | Cuttings evacuation needs higher pressure for stable hole cleaning | 10–15 m³/min · 13 bar+ (pressure priority) |
| Deep borehole drilling / high-pressure applications | High lifting force and stable air at depth | 20 bar+ |
For coating prep and cleaner blasting results, add aftercooler + water separator. If you are in humid climates or long hose setups, consider an optional dryer to reduce moisture carryover.
Designed for mobile sandblasting and pneumatic tool applications, this 5 m³/min · 7 bar low-pressure unit focuses on stable airflow delivery, fuel efficiency, and durability in dusty outdoor environments.
High-efficiency screw compression element ensures stable air supply under continuous load, ideal for single-nozzle sandblasting and pneumatic tool operation.
Industrial diesel engine delivers reliable torque output with optimized fuel consumption, supporting long operating shifts on remote job sites.
Multi-stage intake and oil filtration protects internal components from abrasive dust, extending service life in blasting and construction environments.
Towable, vibration-resistant chassis with ventilated enclosure supports outdoor mobility, effective cooling, and component protection.
| Model: PRMD-0507 | |
|---|---|
| Free air delivery | 5.00 m³/min (185 cfm) |
| Working pressure | 7 bar (102 psi) |
| Max. design pressure | 7 bar (102 psi) |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 2210 × 1450 × 1365 mm |
| Weight | 900 kg |
| Wheel quantity | 2 |
| Outlet valve size | G 3/4″ × 3 |
| Diesel Engine | |
| Engine brand | Yanmar |
| Engine model | WP3.2G61E347 |
| Rated power | 45 kW (60 hp) |
| Bore × stroke × cylinders | 98 × 105 mm × 4 |
| Engine speed (rated) | 2400 RPM |
| Engine speed (unloaded) | 1750 RPM |
| Engine oil capacity | 8.6 L |
| Coolant capacity | 8 L |
| Battery capacity | 670 CCA |
| Fuel tank capacity | 70 L |
| Compressor System | |
| Air vessel capacity | 30 L |
| Lubricant capacity | 15 L |
Yes. For light to medium sandblasting tasks such as rust removal, surface preparation, paint stripping, or small steel structure treatment, a 5 m³/min 7 bar compressor provides sufficient airflow and stable pressure. For large industrial sandblasting rooms or continuous heavy operations, 10 bar or higher flow models are recommended.
This compressor can support 3–5 mm nozzles comfortably. If using a 6–8 mm nozzle, the air volume might not be sufficient for continuous blasting. Smaller nozzle sizes ensure steady abrasive flow and reduce fuel consumption.
Yes, as long as proper ventilation and engine oil levels are maintained. The diesel engine and screw air end are designed for continuous duty. However, during dusty sandblasting work, regular cleaning or replacement of the air filter is necessary to prevent clogging.
Under 70–80% working load, fuel consumption is approximately 5–6 liters per hour. Actual usage depends on ambient temperature, blasting intensity, and nozzle size.
Yes. It can be used with pneumatic grinders, impact wrenches, small jackhammers, rock drills, and air blow guns. The 5 m³/min flow rate is commonly used by maintenance teams, painters, small fabrication workshops, and mobile repair vehicles.
The unit is designed with a towable trailer chassis, lifting ring, and parking brake, making it suitable for on-site transport. For towing on public roads, local regulations apply—some countries require lighting, license plate bracket, and registration. For internal factory or construction site use, no registration is necessary.
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