Compressed Air · Germany
BAUER Kompressoren
BAUER KOMPRESSOREN, founded in Munich in 1946 and owner-managed by the third generation, makes medium- and high-pressure compressors up to 500 bar, including breathing air systems.
See all 258 models with OEM data- Status
- Active
- Parent company
- Independent
- Region
- Europe
- Verified
- 2026-10-01
- Confidence
- high
- Profile
- Not yet claimed · Are you BAUER Kompressoren?
Primary technologies
Known product families
MARINER
Primary markets
fire safety · diving · energy · plastics
In the catalogue
258 models with OEM dataBy technology
Ratings across the range
- Free air delivery
- 3.6 – 2,340 m³/h · 258
- Motor power
- 2.2 – 315 kW · 248
- Max. pressure
- 30 – 525 bar · 220
- Weight
- 7.9 – 6,000 kg · 219
Product families
PE-VE series · 21BM series (100 bar) · 13BM series (40 bar) · 13VERTICUS series · 11PX filter · 9I 22 series · 7MINI-VERTICUS series · 7CTA26 series · 6CTA52 series · 6PE-TE/PE-TB · 6BM series (30 bar) · 5CTA23 series · 5G 22 series (Helium) · 5GIB 26 series · 5GIB 52 series · 5I 25/I28 series · 5PE-VE (350 bar) · 5GB 23 series (Helium) · 4GIB26-SP series · 4HTA series · 4I-Series (440 bar) · 4MARINER (350 bar) · 4MARINER (420 bar) · 4MINI-VERTICUS (350 bar) · 4MINI-VERTICUS (420 bar) · 4MINI-VERTICUS series (100 bar) · 4VERTICUS series (Helium) · 4GIB 22 series · 3GIB 23 series · 3I 26 series · 3I 52 series · 3IB 23 series · 3JUNIOR II · 3KAP-DAH · 3KAP-HN · 3OCEANUS · 3PE 100 · 3PE-VE (420 bar) · 3PE-VE-OX · 3VERTICUS (350 bar) · 3
Data coverage
English product pages (one model per row: charging rate, max. operating pressure, drive, weight)
– A few models are sold in two pressure versions under one name (e.g. MARINER 320-E at 350 and 420 bar); both shown
– Boosters (GIB): final pressure given per series only; versions named by inlet pressure
– Filter systems, controls, storage not read
Coming next
- Full model range with sourced curves
- Manuals, parts lists and service intervals
- Authorised suppliers and service providers
- Replacement and cross-reference guidance