Compressor Stanley FCDV404STN006 8 bar 50 L

The Stanley FCDV404STN006 8bar 50L is a portable air compressor designed to provide a reliable supply of compressed air for a range of tasks. With a 50-litre tank capacity and a maximum pressure of 8 bar, it is intended for both DIY and professional environments where steady air delivery is required. The unit combines a robust mechanical layout and straightforward controls to support common pneumatic tools and inflation jobs.

Advantages

The compressor offers a balance of tank capacity and maximum pressure suitable for intermittent tool use and inflation tasks. Its construction focuses on durability and transportability, enabling movement between job sites or storage in a workshop. The 50L tank helps reduce cycling frequency while the 8 bar maximum pressure meets requirements for a broad range of pneumatic equipment.

Suitable for

• Operating pneumatic hand tools such as nailers and staplers
• Inflating vehicle tires, sports equipment and inflatable items
• Spray painting in small to medium projects
• Workshop tasks that require a steady compressed air source

Key specifications

• Tank capacity: 50 litres
• Maximum pressure: 8 bar
• Design: portable workshop compressor
• Intended use: DIY and professional pneumatic applications

How to use

Position the compressor on a stable, level surface and connect it to a suitable power supply following local electrical regulations. Before each use, check that all fittings and hoses are correctly attached and that the drain valve is closed. Set the regulator to the required working pressure, start the motor and allow the tank to fill to working pressure. Connect the pneumatic tool or inflation nozzle and operate within the compressor’s specified pressure limits. After use, switch off the unit, bleed down remaining pressure through the appropriate valves, and drain condensate from the tank according to environmental and maintenance guidelines.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, inspect hoses and fittings regularly, drain accumulated condensate from the tank after each use, and follow the manufacturer's maintenance intervals for filter and oil checks where applicable. Use appropriate pressure settings for connected tools and wear personal protective equipment when operating pneumatic tools.