Dynaset Unveils New HKR Hydraulic Above Deck Compressor
Dynaset, one of the global leaders in hydraulic generators, compressors, and power washers, has launched its latest solution in mobile compressed air technology – the HKR Hydraulic Above Deck Compressor. Engineered for above-deck installations on work trucks, pickups, and service…

Dynaset, one of the global leaders in hydraulic generators, compressors, and power washers, has launched its latest solution in mobile compressed air technology – the HKR Hydraulic Above Deck Compressor. Engineered for above-deck installations on work trucks, pickups, and service vans, the HKR series delivers powerful pneumatic performance directly in the field.
The compressor converts a vehicle’s hydraulic power into compressed air, combining durability with a compact footprint. Designed for flexible mounting on truck beds, toolboxes, or custom compartments, it is well-suited for demanding applications such as tire repair, pneumatic tools, air flushing, soda blasting, and brake systems.

Two models are available – the HKR800-AD and the HKR2500-AD – compatible with 12V and 24V systems. The larger unit provides up to 88 CFM at 145 PSI without the need for a separate engine, integrating seamlessly with a vehicle’s existing hydraulic system.
Key advantages include compact heavy-duty construction, plug-and-play installation, integrated hydraulic oil cooling, low maintenance, and customizable output, with performance designed for continuous 24/7 use.

Industry experts are already highlighting the product’s potential. Fritz Ekstam, CEO of Kanon Enterprises and Dynaset’s U.S. dealer, praised its adaptability: “The HKR-AD’s ability to deliver different air outputs based on hydraulic flow makes it incredibly versatile.” Dynaset’s Area Sales Manager Janne Hietamäki added: “Its tough casing, durability, and smart design make it a great fit for demanding mobile applications.”
With its compact size and rugged build, the HKR Above Deck Compressor is designed for long-lasting reliability wherever compressed air is needed.









