Product Description
The California Air Tools 10020DC is a 2.0 HP ultra-quiet, oil-free air compressor featuring a 10-gallon steel tank and integrated 80% air-drying system. Operating at only 70 dB, it is designed to provide clean, dry compressed air while reducing noise, vibration, and maintenance. The compressor is well suited for dental, dental milling, workshop, shop, warehouse, and other applications where clean dry air and quiet operation are important.
Key Features
- 2.0 HP oil-free dual piston pump
- Ultra-quiet 70 dB operation
- 10-gallon steel vertical air tank
- Integrated 80% air drying system
- Aftercooler and activated alumina dryer system
- 6.40 CFM at 40 PSI and 5.30 CFM at 90 PSI
- 125 PSI maximum pressure
- Low 14.0 amp draw
- 70/30 duty cycle
- SP-9421 motor/pump rated for a minimum 3,000 hours before service
Specifications
| Model |
10020DC |
| Motor |
2.0 HP |
| Pump Type |
Oil-Free Dual Piston |
| Tank Size |
10 Gallon |
| Tank Type |
Steel Vertical |
| Noise Level |
70 dB |
| Voltage |
110V |
| Frequency |
60 Hz |
| Amperage |
14.0 Amps |
| CFM @ 40 PSI |
6.40 CFM |
| CFM @ 90 PSI |
5.30 CFM |
| Maximum Pressure |
125 PSI |
| Kick-On Pressure |
95 PSI |
| Kick-Off Pressure |
125 PSI |
| Air Drying |
80% |
| Duty Cycle |
70/30 |
| Tank Fill Time |
130 Seconds |
| Recovery Time |
40 Seconds from 95 to 125 PSI |
| Dimensions |
16" L × 23" W × 35" H |
| Weight |
91 lbs. |
| Tank Certification |
Non-ASME |
| Pump Life |
3,000+ Hours |
What's Included
- California Air Tools 10020DC Air Compressor
- 10-Gallon Steel Air Tank
- 80% Air Drying System
- Activated Alumina Desiccant
- Two Pressure Control Gauges
- 1/4" NPT Female Industrial Push-to-Connect Quick Connector
- Thermal Overload Protector
Applications
Ideal for dental offices, dental laboratories, dental milling applications, workshops, shops, warehouses, stores, and other indoor environments where quiet operation and clean, dry compressed air are important.
Maintenance
Replace the activated alumina desiccant approximately every 3,000–4,000 motor/pump running hours, typically every 1–2 years depending on usage. Replace the two motor-pump air filters every 2 years, or annually when operating in dirty or dusty environments. Regularly inspect the tank, fittings, hoses, gauges, and safety components.