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Yong Heng Yong Heng Smart Digital (auto-stop)
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Yong Heng Yong Heng Smart Digital (auto-stop)

4,500 psi / 300 bar auto-stop tank capable

Specifications

Max pressure
4,500 psi (300 bar)
Cooling
water via external bucket and pump
Moisture handling
two water-oil separators plus supplied cyclone separator
Auto-stop
Yes
Duty cycle
30 min continuous guidance
Noise
78 dB
Vessel guidance
Same pattern as classic with preset-and-walk-away filling
Also sold as
YH04SD, LCD Display auto-stop version

Estimated fill times

Vessel0 → 250 bar200 → 300 bar
gun cylinder 0.3L2.1 min0.8 min
1L bottle6.9 min2.7 min
2L bottle13.7 min5.5 min
3L bottle20.6 min8.2 min
6.8L (74ci) tank46.7 min18.7 min
9L (97ci) tank61.9 min24.7 min

All values estimated from stated manufacturer or reviewer benchmarks (2 benchmarks); treat as run-time, not wall-time, past the unit's duty-cycle guidance.

Where to buy

Prices captured 2026-07-06; follow the link for current pricing and stock.

About Yong Heng

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Yong Heng
China

Yong Heng is the compressor that made home tank filling affordable, and it remains the reference unit for the entire budget tier. The pattern is consistent across its many labels: a 1.8 kW two-stage, splash-lubricated, water-cooled machine that needs a bucket, a pump, and an attentive owner, and in exchange fills a 6.8L bottle to 300 bar in roughly half an hour. It demands oil changes, cooling discipline, and an external moisture filter, and treated that way it has filled tanks for years in thousands of garages. Treated casually, it fails, which is the trade at this price.

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Specifications come from manufacturer pages and named retailer listings; blanks mean a value wasn't published, not that it's zero. Fill-time figures are derived estimates, not lab measurements. Always follow the manufacturer's fill and duty-cycle guidance.