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Style: Compressor
Features
- The portable air compressor has a long-life oil-free, maintenance-free pump for convenient use
- 150 max PSI 6.0 gallon tank (22.7 L) and 2.6 SCFM* delivered @ 90 PSI pump enable long tool run time with quick recovery of the electric air compressor
- BOSTITCH high efficiency motor of the 6 gallon air compressor is made for easy start up in cold weather or extension cord application [14 GA or larger, 50 ft. (15.2 m) or less]
- 78.5 dBA** operational noise level for a quiet work environment
- 29 lb. weight makes unit easy to carry and store
- BOSTITCH high flow regulator and couplers to maximize air tool performance
- Two universal couplers to easily support two users
Description
This portable, lightweight pancake compressor has a an oil-free, maintenance- free pump that delivers 2.6 SCFM @ 90PSI and a maximum tank storage pressure of 150 PSI. The 78.5 dBA rating is ideal for a quiet work environment.
Brand: Bostitch
Voltage: 230 volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Brushing, Drilling, Nailing, Spraying
Power Source: Corded Electric
Noise Level: 78.5 db
Voltage: 230 volts
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Brushing, Drilling, Nailing, Spraying
Power Source: Corded Electric
Noise: 78.5 db
Additional Features: Lightweight, Portable
Maximum Power: 0.8 hp
Capacity: 6 gallons
Air Flow Capacity: 2.6 cfm
Maximum Horsepower: 0.8 hp
Compatible Hose Diameter: 0.25 inches
Hose Length: 25 feet
Tank Volume: 6 gallons
Maximum Pressure: 150
Item Weight: 31 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 17"L x 17"W x 19.25"H
Color: Yellow
Style: Compressor
Item Shape: Rectangular
Brand Name: Bostitch
Included Components: BTFP02012 - 6 GALLON 150 PSI OIL-FREE COMPRESSOR
Model Number: BTFP02012
Model Name: BTFP02012
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: BOSTITCH
UPC: 077914061144
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year limited manufacturer warranty
Global Trade Identification Number: 44
Item Type Name: Pancake Air Compressor
Manufacturer Part Number: BTFP02012
Material Type: Blend
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Compressor
There was a time when I had a couple compressors: one large 1.5 HP 40 gallon and a portable Dewalt. I ended up selling both as I wasn't using either of them. Of course, as soon as you get rid of something you need it. I made do without for quite a while but a kitchen remodel changed all that. I didn't want to spend a bunch (the remodel was doing just fine in that area). I took a chance on the Bostitch and am pretty pleased. The compressor is surprisingly light (my Dewalt was a beast and unwieldy), so easy to take wherever you are working. It's not excessively loud, but it's a compressor so yes, you know it's running and it might seem loud to some. It builds up to pressure quickly and holds like a rock when idle. I was using a brad nailer at 80 lbs. and it cycled a bit, but not too bad. I moved on to the drywall texture sprayer. Running at 30 lbs the compressor cycled regularly as I was spraying continuously for 15 minutes or so. Aside from the cycling, it never dropped pressure and performed quite well. A minor nit is the pressure regulator, but honestly most compressors you have to fiddle with a bit to dial in the pressure you want. However, this one is a little jumpy and you have to play with it to get it right. Bottom line is this a great choice for a portable compressor. More capable than one just for airing up tires but not something you can use to paint your car.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2017 by SteveInSac
Style: Compressor
The Bostitch BTFP02012 6 Gallon Pancake Compressor has been a game-changer when it comes to tackling small tasks around the house. This handy little machine is not only convenient but also lightweight, making it a breeze to move around as needed. The convenience factor is a major plus. It's like having a reliable assistant for those DIY projects. Need to inflate some tires, drive in some nails, or power up pneumatic tools? This compressor has got you covered, and it's as easy as pie to use. The lightweight design is a real back-saver. No more lugging around heavy equipment. It's like having the power you need without the extra weight. I can carry it from room to room, and it's ready to go whenever I am. But don't be fooled by its size; this little guy is powerful. It's like the David that can take on Goliath. Whether I'm using it for airbrushing or running my nail gun, it delivers consistent and reliable performance. It's a workhorse in a compact package. In conclusion, the Bostitch BTFP02012 6 Gallon Pancake Compressor has made small tasks around the house a breeze. It's convenient, lightweight, and packs a punch. If you're looking for a compressor that's dependable and versatile, this one is a winner. It's like having a trusty sidekick for your DIY adventures, and it's become an essential tool for me. 🛠️💨🏡
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023 by Anthoney Fryfogle
Style: Compressor
I bought this compressor to replace a series of duds, including a "nice" oil-cooled 8-gallon one. My primary use is filling tires (cars, truck, tractor), and I've been using it for that for several months with excellent results. First, it's significantly quieter than any small electric compressor I've used. It sounds like it's running at a lower speed, so even better than just being quieter, it's less of a high-pitched scream and more of a lower-pitched, dull roar. I have no instrumental measurements to back this up, but it's noticeable and welcome. Second, and also welcome, the tank holds a charge. If the compressor kicks on and fills the tank while I'm topping off a tire, and then I turn it off and close the exit valve (counterclockwise, of course), I can come back a week later and the pressure in the tank is still where I left it, and unless a tire is fair empty, the 6-gallons is enough to top off a car tire with 10-15 pounds without even plugging in the Bostitch. Nice! Third, if you've used an oil-cooled compressor in cold weather (Great Lakes winter here), to have this machine just start up and run instantly in any weather is such a wonder. Damn oil-cooled compressors hate to start up properly in the winter, just when you need it for some plowing with the tractor that's been sitting for a few months since the autumn. This just works. Finally, I haven't used it with a nail gun or spray painting or anything like that, so I can't review that, but it's been a welcome new tool in the garage for everything else.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2023 by Bitfool
Style: Compressor
I read a lot of reviews before picking a small compressor for my garage. I always read the bad ones just so I know what to look for when I receive a product. I have a great deal of experience with air compressors having grown up in a machine shop so take my review for what it is worth. I closed the drain valve which was open and allowed the tank to pump up. The compressor was not nearly as loud as my old Craftsman and vibration was minimal. The tank held full cool pressure (145 psi) for two days so I had no leaks. Overall quality looks fine and the handle, pressure switch, and relief valve all work as expected. The regulator was set fully clockwise but contrary to other reviews it was not jammed or broken. I easily adjusted it down and it turns with normal resistance. - My only con so far, and I have found it on a lot of other small compressors, is the regulator pressure drop when using a high volume of air. These little regulators will lose around 10 psi with demand so you wind up setting them 5 psi or so high when using air tools like grinders or air ratchets. This is not really a factor with nail guns nor does it hurt anything inflating tires so if that is your primary intended use, you will be good to go. --- All in all this appears to be a very nice little compressor and is perfect for my garage use around the house. I hope it is durable!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2019 by Old Engineer
Style: Compressor
I have had the compressor for about 3 years now and have no problems with it. Use it for blowing out the shop and filling tires. Have used it for some lug nut removal as well. It struggled breaking them when taking off, but worked great for putting back on. I had an old impact wrench, so it might of been related to that, more then the compressor.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Lon Lair
Style: Compressor
It’s louder than they claim, At 5’ away it’s 86 decibels as measured with a calibrated dosimeter, but it’s like a loud shop vac so not terrible even for an apartment. It takes about a minute to fill the tank to 150 psi which is nice and quicker than I expected, then shuts off until it needs to add more pressure. this helps a lot with noise unless you’re needing high volumes of air. Does get fairly warm even after one tank full, but that’s not unexpected, you just probably couldn’t put it in an enclosed space and run it for long periods of time. Tank seems nice, will be easy to drain water out, and two 1/4” outlets are convenient. Regulator seems kinda cheap relative to industrial stuff but for the price I’m very happy so far. Holds 150 psi for at least 3 days with no power and nothing connected to it
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2019 by Hogan McHugh
Style: Compressor
I bought this compressor in 2019 along with a 50-foot Flexzilla hose and originally used the setup for work. Over the past few years I’ve been less hands-on, so it has found a new job as my tire inflation station. We regularly air down our tires to drive on the beach, then use this compressor to air them back up afterward. It stays outside in a pretty corrosive coastal environment and has held up extremely well. I make a point of draining the air and condensation from the tank after each use, and after seven years I haven’t had any issues with it. It started out as a work tool and now gets regular use airing up tires. Still doing its job. I’d absolutely buy another one.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2026 by Nathan
Style: Compressor
Bought this compressor for a roofing job and as a spare to other compressors. Unit works as it should, is a bit loud but that's to be expected with a high speed unit. The tank holds 140 psi for 2 weeks, loosing only 4 psi in that time. There is a rattling sound as pressure builds around the 100 psi range but that ceases as pressure continues to rise. I suspect it is 2 parts vibrating against each other and not a future internal problem. There is one disappointing issue. The compressor weights 40 lbs and is shipped in a box suitable for an item weighing 10 lbs. There were many rub marks on the new paint and the box was quite dented and torn upon arrival. Fortunately there was no damage to the tank or compressor itself. This is a $150 product. Its unfortunate the seller didn't spend a couple dollars more and place the original box into an "overpack" for added protection.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2020 by Greg Gorton