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| Modelo | MAC5501G | MAC700 | MAC2400 | MAC5200 |
| Descripcion | Compresor de aire a gasolina | Compresor de aire lubricado con aceite | Compresor de aire lubricado con aceite | Compresor de aire lubricado con aceite |
| Potencia | 5,5HP | 2,0HP | 2,5HP | 3,0HP |
| Presion maxima | 135 PSI | 9bar (130 PSI) | 9bar (130 PSI) | 9,6bar (140 PSI) |
| Tanque | 37.8L (10gal) | 9,8L | 16L | 19,8L |
| Peso neto | 86,1kg (190lbs) | 23,6kg (52lbs) | 34,9kg (77lbs) | 39,9kg (88lbs) |
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Dogman
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de noviembre de 2024
For 28 years I had a cheap little 12 gallon compressor that worked but was loud and I was lucky to get 110 psi out of it. It finally died thank goodness. I was looking for something that I could use with a plasma cutter but didn't want a huge 60 gal shop 220v loud ass compressor. I found this beauty and it's not the perfect compressor for a plasma cutter but it will deliver good working times and is perfect for everything else I need. Smallish and still somewhat portable, this thing is quiet and powerful and very well made. I've had a Makita circular saw that is well used for the last 25 years and it still works like new after I put a new cord on it. Makita stuff is well made.
Peter
Comentado en Canadá el 20 de enero de 2021
I had a noisy piece of garbage from Walmart and replaced it with this. You can turn it on empty and start filling a car tire and the pressure will continue to rapidly rise despite filling the tire.This thing exudes quality and takes a bottle of oil (supplied). It reminds me of an old Mercedes - nicely finished and solid metal parts. I expect (and hope) it will last me a lifetime. I ordered a Makita brad nailer to go with it too.The only downside is that it is heavy. I am using it as a stationary compressor. If I ever do any amount of sand blasting, I will get another and parallel them. It isn't continuous duty and Makita says more than 30 minutes of operation per hour is abuse. For most people, that is loads of capacity.
log home
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de enero de 2020
product arrived damaged in box, wheels were bent, could not move or roll unable to use. I fixed the wheels a week later. filled it with oil and put it through the break in period. I have since used it several times. it handles my bostich nailer quite easily and recovers quickly. it is built very solid and very easy to move.( like a dolly ) fairly loud though. I started off pissed when it showed up with bent wheels ( somebody at fedex or the warehouse was careless ) but I would recommend this compressor for just about any type of work.
Garnet A. Carter
Comentado en Canadá el 27 de enero de 2016
I've had the MAC5200 for about 2 years now and have used it on many projects around the house. It has enough power to drive roof and frame nailers as well as drive an impact gun for changing the winter tires on all my family vehicles.Is it loud? Why yes of course it is, it's a big compressor after all. I have to say though that before purchasing this model my wife had bought me a tri stack "contractor grade" model from HD which was noticeably louder. The thing though was that model was oiless. Not only was it louder but it used a larger amount of current just to start because of the higher initial cylinder resistance inherent on such oiless models.I was constantly blowing my poor 15amp garage circuit. Yes I know I should have a dedicated 20amp circuit but I don't and wasn't about to run a new one just to drive an oiless compressor some of the time.I did some reading and discovered that this particular tri stack was known for it's high initial current demand and it also had poor long term reliability. A handyman friend of mine informed me he had gone through 3 of them in a year before he decided to step up and by an oil lube model from the big yellow tool company.This is when I did my research and discovered the MAC5200. I returned the tri stack to HD and ordered the MAC5200 from Amazon. At the time HD had the MAC3200 but it was the same price as Ordering the MAC5200 from Amazon.....including shipping!!When I got the MAC5200 from amazon it came on a large pallet in a heavy grade cardboard box. I had to help the poor delivery guy unload it as it's quite large and heavy when shipped.The first thing that I noticed when I ran it is that it was not as loud as the HD tri Stack and it wasn't blowing my 15amp circuit whenever I turned it on. Despite all of that it actually has a higher CFM rating than the HD tri stack. 6.5 CFM @ 90 psi vs 4.9 CFM @ 90 PSI.It also has a slightly bigger tank. 5.2gallon vs 5gallon.This unit is fantastic for moving around to different locations. It has a built in hand truck, cable wrap and accessory storage. I've rolled it all around the outside of my house for different projects and even across the street to the neighbors to change their tires. It's heavy but yet very portable. It's brilliant!Most of the time I keep mine in the garage and just run a 50' air hose to it so noise doesn't bother me at all.All in all I love my MAC5200 and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good all around compressor for personal or professional use.
verygooddog
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de febrero de 2014
I needed a compressor for my small workshop for air tools, nailers, blowoff, tire inflation and spray painting. I've had oil-less compressors in the past and although I liked their lower prices, I absolutely hated the terrible, high pitched screams they emitted when running.After looking around, I settled on a Makita, but I needed to choose between the , and MAC5200. I decided that the MAC700 was too small for my needs. The MAC2400 was interesting, and I saw that a number of people had built carts to move it around and store hoses and miscellaneous parts. Then it struck me that for only $25 more, I could get the MAC5200, which came with more air, wheels and storage for hose and other bits.I've had the MAC5200 for about a month. It arrived well packaged and in perfect condition; none of the scratches and bent parts that some reviewers have noted. I was immediately impressed with the build quality. The collapsible handle is very heavy duty and the wheels are decent. After unpacking, I added the oil and did the 30 minute break-in with the tank valve open. The compressor is not what I would call quiet, but it makes far less noise than the oil-less compressors, and the pitch is lower. I am fortunate that I can put the compressor in a small room off my workshop. With the door closed, the compressor sound is muffled and I don't need hearing protection. If I were working in the same room with the compressor, I would use hearing protection. This is a heavy machine and it would be difficult to move around without the attached wheels and handles. For this reason alone, I am glad I went for the MAC5200 over the MAC2400.The MAC5200 puts out a decent amount of air. It takes 1 minute and 17 seconds to charge the tank to 120 PSI and an attached 3/8" X 50' hose to 90 PSI. Using an air gun with 3 1/2" nails, I can fire 15 - 20 shots before the compressor needs to recharge. So far, I've had enough air to do anything I wanted to do.I got a couple of accessories for the MAC5200. I needed some quick connects and bought the . These quick connects are well made, sturdy and work well. I also got a and think it's great value for money.I'll update the review in the future, when I've had more time on it.
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