New SYS-Comp air compressor

[neeleman]

Anybody seen the new SYS-Comp air compressor yet?
It's build into a T-Loc 4 systainer.
They are sold by Toolnation in the Netherlands and seem to be a limited edition.
Looks very cool to me.
Look at: Toolnation

 

[jonny round boy]

Finally!  [big grin]

Edit: looks like it's an aftermarket thing. No chance of it becoming available anywhere else then... [sad]

 

[semenza]

There is one other  (a couple?) on the market, but the ToolNation  one looks like it might be a bit nicer.

Seth

 

[neeleman]

Yes you are right.
It's the SysMaster from Schneider Airsystems.
They are part of the TTS group (Festool, Tanos, Protool).
Looks like the ones I showed are the same models, only in Festool light-grey/green.

 

[mattfc]

Festools owner TTS own a company called Schneider air systems that do this
http://www.schneider-airsystems.com/Products/Pages/Product-Competence.aspx?foc=SD-SysMaster_mobil_9273

This tool nation looks the same just different colour systainer

 

[mattfc]

Beat me to it neelerman!

 

[Timtool]

I noticed these today as well on their daily mail, i almost got mad since this week i bought a senco compressor and a sys4 to put it in from them.
But then when i saw the price and the decibels it made me think i may be better off this way.

It didn't struck me though that it was just a Festool colored Schneider, it's pretty cool and i would have bought a Schneider before if it wasn't rated 90db!

 

[harry_]

how much coin are we talking here?

 

[Pyotr]

how much coin are we talking here?

640 euro including VAT. Same thing in black and yellow (Schneider SysMaster) sells for 374 euro inc. VAT in Germany. Quite a markup for Festool-green  [eek]

 

[knuckle]

i find this today on the web.
a systainer with built-in compressor.
a link for more info

http://www.toolnation.nl/machine/luchtgereedschap/compressors/toolnation-syscomp-150-8-6-compressor-in-festool-systainer-limited-edition.html

 

[peter halle]

Hi!  Welcome to the FOG!  There is another thread going about this exact item so I am going to combine the two.

Peter

 

[Gene Howerton]

Would that even work in the US or could you just change out the plug.

 

[James Metcalf]

It is 230 volts. You can make it work in the US, but it would require buying a transformer that would weigh as much as the air compressor. This would defeat the idea.