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Workhorse Petrol Air Compressor 11hp 150l

Workhorse Petrol Air Compressor 11hp 150l

£2,580.00
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Workhorse Petrol Air Compressor 11hp 150l

Workhorse Petrol Air Compressor 11hp 150l

£2,580.00
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Workhorse Petrol Air Compressor 11hp 150l is a petrol-driven workshop compressor for mobile air supply where mains power is not available. It suits bodyshops, repair centres and fabrication work needing reliable compressed air on site.

Key Features

  • 11hp petrol engine drive
  • 150 litre air receiver
  • Suitable for mobile use
  • Belts and twin-cylinder layout
  • Cast iron pump construction
  • Workshop-grade air delivery
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3 Years-Engine

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Expert Advice

Mark Allen

Mark Allen says

This is a petrol-driven, belt‑drive workshop compressor intended for sites where you cannot rely on a mains electrical supply. In practice it suits mobile bodyshop work, farm and fleet maintenance, or any outdoor repair where you still need proper air delivery for tools and inflation.

In real use, it will typically run ½" drive impact wrenches, air chisels, blow guns and, with sensible duty cycles, smaller spray jobs or panel preparation tools. The 150 litre receiver gives a decent buffer so the engine isn’t hunting on and off every few seconds.

Two key considerations: first, ventilation and exhaust – a petrol unit must be run outside or in a very well‑ventilated area, never in a closed booth. Second, match the free air delivery to your tool demand; continuous high‑draw tools like DA sanders will quickly show up any shortfall.

A common issue is poor maintenance of filters, oil and drive belts, which shortens pump life and causes overheating. Treated properly, these Workhorse petrol compressors are reliable on-site units, provided they’re sized correctly and maintained to workshop standards.

Mark Allen, Senior Engineer

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Technical Features

  • Honda GX 11 hp petrol engine for reliable offgrid compressed air where 230 V or 400 V mains is not available
  • 150 litre static receiver giving good air reserve for sustained use of highdemand tools such as spray guns, DA sanders and impact wrenches
  • Beltdriven twincylinder cast iron pump for durability, better cooling and long service life in professional workshop environments
  • Slowrunning pump design with aerodynamic flywheel to reduce noise levels and improve cooling efficiency compared with highspeed units
  • Displacement output around 29.8 CFM with approximately 23 CFM free air delivery, suitable for most bodyshop and fabrication air tools when sized correctly
  • Maximum working pressure of 10 bar (145 psi) to suit standard workshop air systems and bodyshop equipment
  • Static, framemounted layout with optional antivibration feet to minimise vibration into the floor and protect pipework and fittings
  • Receiver built and tested in the UK to current CE / European pressure vessel standards for workshop compliance
  • Automatic stop/start pressure control so the compressor cuts in and out on the receiver pressure, reducing engine runtime and fuel use
  • Supplied with 1/2" BSP female outlet, making it straightforward to connect to existing workshop air ring mains or mobile hose setups
  • High quality lowbake painted receiver for improved corrosion resistance in busy workshops and onsite environments
  • Honda petrol engine backed by a multi‑year manufacturer warranty, giving good parts availability and service support
  • UKbuilt compressor assembly with 2‑year limited or onsite warranty, giving trade customers backup and technical support
  • Heavyduty industrial build suited to regular professional use rather than light DIY or occasional hobby work
  • Designed as a mobile air source for remote jobs such as mobile body repair, onsite fabrication and agricultural or plant maintenance where power is limited
  • Compatible with BWS technical support and service offering, including setup advice, routine maintenance, and repair by experienced engineers

Specification

Brand
Workhorse (Fiac)
Model
WRP11HP-150S
Engine Type
Honda petrol engine
Engine Power
11HP
Air Receiver Capacity
150 litres
Displacement
29.8 CFM
Free Air Delivery
23 CFM
Maximum Pressure
145 PSI
Configuration
Static, belt driven twin cylinder pump
Cylinder Block
Cast iron
Outlet Connection
1
Noise Level
77 dB(A)
Dimensions
1350 x 480 x 1100 mm (L x W x H)
Weight
163 kg
Country of Manufacture
UK (Manchester)
Warranty
2-year limited

FAQs

What air output and engine does the Workhorse petrol air compressor 11hp 150l provide, and is it suitable for workshop use?
This unit uses a Honda GX 11 hp petrol engine driving a twin‑cylinder, belt‑driven cast iron pump with a displacement of around 29.8 CFM and a free air delivery of about 23 CFM at up to 10 bar (145 psi). That output is more than adequate for typical mobile bodyshop and workshop tasks such as impact guns, spray guns, smaller blast pots and general air tools, provided the tools are matched to the 23 CFM FAD and the duty cycle is managed properly.
Is the 150 litre Workhorse petrol compressor genuinely mobile, and what power supply does it need?
Being petrol driven with a 150 litre static receiver, this compressor is designed for use where there is no mains power available – for example mobile repair work, remote farm or construction sites, or outside bodyshop bays. There is no electrical supply requirement for the compressor itself beyond the electric start battery where fitted, so you do not need a 230 V or 400 V supply. You do, however, need clear access for moving the unit with a pallet truck or similar as it weighs around 160 kg.
What applications is this compressor suited to in a professional bodyshop or workshop?
The air output and 10 bar working pressure make it suitable for most mobile bodyshop and workshop tasks: panel beating tools, ½ inch impact wrenches, DA sanders (used sensibly), sealant and caulking guns, tyre inflation and light to medium spray work. For continuous high‑demand tools such as large blast pots or multiple users on DA sanders, we would normally recommend either a larger fixed electric compressor or careful planning of air usage so the pump and receiver are not run flat out all day.
What maintenance and support should we plan for with this Workhorse petrol compressor?
As with any petrol, belt‑driven compressor, you will need regular checks on engine oil, compressor oil, belt tension, intake filters and drain down of the 150 litre receiver to remove condensate. The Honda GX engine is a proven industrial unit with widely available service parts, and the cast iron pump is designed for long life at slow running speeds if serviced on schedule. BWS can support you with advising correct installation, routine servicing, genuine parts and on‑site repair if required, which is important if the compressor is a primary air source for mobile work.