ABAC AS-10S753TMD 10 HP Rotary Screw Air Compressor - 131 Gallon Tank Mount with Dryer, 175 PSI, 29.9 CFM, 65 dBA

The ABAC AS-10S753TMD is a complete compressed air station in one package: a 10 HP rotary screw compressor, a 131 gallon air receiver and a refrigerated dryer, mounted and plumbed as a single factory assembly. It delivers 29.9 CFM at 175 PSI and runs at 65 dBA, quiet enough to sit in the work area instead of a separate compressor room. This is the quiet 10S air end set to the highest pressure offered on a 10 HP AS machine, which makes it the build to specify when a tool on the line genuinely needs 175 PSI rather than more volume. There is no separate tank or dryer to source, site and pipe, so installation comes down to setting it in place, wiring it and connecting your air line. Power is 208-230-460V three-phase.

Key specifications

• Model: AS-10S753TMD (part number 4152043929)
• Motor: 10 HP, energy efficient
• Air delivery: 29.9 CFM
• Maximum working pressure: 175 PSI
• Noise level: 65 dBA
• Mounting: tank mount on a 131 gallon air receiver with integrated refrigerated dryer
• Power supply: 208-230-460/3/60
• Weight: 844 lbs
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 76 x 27 x 62 in
• Integrated air end block of aluminum construction
• 3-stage vertical oil separation process
• Intuitive digital controller for monitoring and service intervals
• Brand: ABAC, part of the Atlas Copco group

Why the three in one package

A rotary screw is rated for continuous duty, so it holds a flat line pressure through a full shift instead of sagging and recovering between jobs the way a piston machine does. The catch is that air leaving any screw comes out hot and saturated, so a dryer is not optional on a system feeding paint, pneumatic controls or precision tools. Buying the compressor, the receiver and the refrigerated dryer as one factory assembly removes the part of the job that usually goes wrong: no separate dryer to size and source, no interconnecting pipe to fabricate, no second set of mounts, and no chance of a dryer undersized for the air end in front of it. The installer lands power and ties into the header. The 131 gallon receiver underneath keeps the screw from short cycling, which is the one duty pattern a screw genuinely dislikes. At 175 PSI the drying step matters more, not less, because compressing further wrings more water out of the air and that condensate has to leave the system before it reaches your piping.

How it compares

Across the 10S air end, pressure and airflow trade directly against each other on identical hardware, and this machine sits at the pressure end of that trade. The AS-10S503TMD is the same 844 lb package set for 150 PSI at 35.6 CFM, and the AS-10S253TMD runs 125 PSI at 39.8 CFM. Going from 125 to 175 PSI costs roughly 10 CFM on the same 10 HP motor, so buy pressure only to the level your highest tool actually needs. If you already have drying handled, the AS-10S753TM is this same 131 gallon build without the dryer at 750 lbs, and the AS-10S753BM is the bare base mount at 454 lbs on a 37 x 28 in footprint for a shop that already owns a receiver. Within the 10 HP AS machines the 175 PSI rating is offered on the 10S air end only, so this is the 10 HP route to that pressure. If 29.9 CFM is short of what your tool list draws, the AS-15753TMD holds the same 175 PSI at 41.7 CFM.

Typical applications

Work that a 125 or 150 PSI machine cannot cover: pneumatic presses and clamping fixtures, air-operated diaphragm pumps, laser cutting assist gas, sandblasting cabinets, and heavy impact tooling that loses torque the moment line pressure drops. It also handles the ordinary production and fabrication duties alongside those, with the headroom to run a long pipe drop without the pressure at the far end falling below what the tool is rated for. The integrated dryer removes water before it reaches the distribution piping, which matters anywhere air touches a finish, a pneumatic control or a precision tool. At 65 dBA the machine can sit in the work area rather than in a dedicated compressor room, which is often what decides the 10S over the standard air end when the compressor shares a room with the people using it.

What to pair it with

Give the cabinet about 3 feet of clear air on the cooling side, keep it out of a hot corner, and run it on its own circuit sized to the motor nameplate. Confirm your piping, fittings and hose are rated above 175 PSI before you commission it, because a system assembled around a 125 PSI machine is not automatically suited to this one. Oil, oil filter and separator element are the service items, and the digital controller tracks the intervals, so keep a spare set on the shelf. The refrigerated dryer is already fitted, so the remaining air treatment decision is filtration: a particulate and coalescing filter set behind the dryer protects tools and finishes from pipe scale and oil carryover. See the rest of our rotary screw air compressors and the wider Atlas Copco group range. Call us with your tool list and duty cycle and we will confirm receiver sizing, connection sizes and installation clearances before you pipe it in.

Unit performance measured according to ISO 1217 Annex C; for 10S to 20 HP machines CFM figures are quoted at free air delivery. Noise level measured according to ISO 2151:2004 using ISO 9614/2 (sound intensity method).