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Air Compressor 385CFM

The Chicago Pneumatic CPS 385 CFM compressor (CPS 11-12) is a diesel-driven, portable screw compressordesigned for demanding applications like construction, sandblasting, and mining.

Airflow according to ISO1217 at Working
Pressure cfm (m3/min) 392 (11.1)
Working Pressure psi (bar) 102 (7)
Max./Min. Working Speed rpm 2300-1700
Fuel Tank Capacity US gal (l) 46 (175)
Air Outlet Valves: qty x size inches 3xG3/4 + 1xG1 1/2
Dimensions & Weight (with full fuel tank)
Max. Length with Horizontal Tow Bar
inches (mm) 180 (4565)
Width inches (mm) 67 (1701)
Height inches (mm) 70 (1780)
Operational Weight lb (kg) 4024 (1825)

This checklist provides quick safety reminders for operators using the Chicago Pneumatic CPS 385

CFM (CPS 11-12) diesel portable compressor. It must be read in conjunction with the full Operator’s Manual.

• Only trained and authorised personnel may operate the compressor.

• Operate outdoors or in a well ventilated area – exhaust gases are deadly.

• Ensure compressor is on level, stable ground with brakes or chocks applied.

• Inspect hoses, couplings and tools before use – use only rated equipment (12 bar / 175 psi).

• Never use compressed air to clean clothing or skin.

• Refuel with engine stopped – no smoking or ignition sources nearby.

• Keep a fire extinguisher within reach at all times.

• Wear PPE: hearing protection, safety glasses, gloves, steeltoed boots, hard hat.

• Beware of hot engine, exhaust and compressor parts – do not touch during or after operation.

• Never remove guards or tamper with safety devices.

• Depressurise the system before disconnecting hoses or carrying out maintenance.

• Follow proper shutdown: unload air, idle engine, then stop engine.

• Lockout / tagout before service work.

• Check tow bar, brakes, and lights before towing – chock wheels when parked.

Always follow the manufacturer’s Operator Manual for detailed instructions and site-specific safety rules.