4111510000 Wabco Single Cylinder Compressor

Wabco 4111510000 Single Cylinder Compressor

Description

The Wabco 4111510000 Single Cylinder Compressor is a critical component within air brake systems, providing compressed air to actuate brakes and other pneumatic functions in commercial vehicles. This compressor is designed for normal pressure applications utilizing an unloader, and is commonly used in heavy-duty trucks, buses, and trailers. The unit features water cooling, lubrication supplied from the engine, and a flange mounting configuration. Its technical specification adheres to OE standards, ensuring reliable performance and longevity. Dimensions are 215 x 270 x 160 mm, with a swept volume of 238 cm3 and a calculated volume of 9.288. It operates at 3000 (1/min) with a maximum operating pressure of 12.5 bar and features an M20 x 1.5 LH crankshaft thread.

Key Features & Benefits

This compressor basically takes engine power and turns it into compressed air. It pumps air into your vehicle’s air brake system – think of it like the heart of that system. It builds up pressure and maintains it, ready to go when you need those brakes. It also handles things like the air suspension, if your vehicle has that, and even powers other air – operated accessories. The compressor is a key part of your air brake system. It’s what makes everything work – your brakes aren't going to engage without that consistent air pressure. It constantly runs when the engine is on, keeping the system topped up. It's not a part you directly control, it just works in the background.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

Well, think about it…your brakes are pretty important, right? Without a working compressor, you’ll lose air pressure, and you’ll notice if that happens pretty quickly – your brake pedal will go soft, and stopping becomes…difficult. It's a safety thing, first and foremost. A failing compressor means failing brakes. It’s definitely something you want to address as soon as you suspect there’s a problem. We carry a good selection of these at Fixparts Online, and getting a new one installed is a lot cheaper than dealing with brake failure. It’s a preventative maintenance item that saves a lot of headache down the road. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.