Air Compressors

Piston Compressors - A piston/reciprocating compressor utilises a piston and cylinder to compress air. This is the most common type of air compressor due to its ease of manufacture.

Portable Compressors - A portable air compressor does much the same think as a conventional air compressor, but in a compact, lightweight and far more transportable form factor. Generally equipped with wheels, they can be easily transported from place to place, allowing you to perform air power assisted tasks whereever you need.

Onboard Air Compressors - Onboard air compressors can be installed into your offroad vehicle to allow you to inflate and deflate your tyres whereever you are, so you can match the air pressure in your tyres to match the terrain and conditions in that particular location.

Tyre Inflation Air Compressors - Tyre Inflation Air Compressors are designed specifically for inflating car tyres, bike tyres and sports balls. It provides suitable pressures for these applications only, and is not suitable for powing tools or inflating larger volumes.

An air compressor is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including inflating tyres, and powering air tools, spray guns, impacts wrenches and just about any other tool you can imagine. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional mechanic, an air compressor is an essential tool to have in your arsenal.

The size of the air compressor you need depends on the tasks you'll be using it for. If you're just inflating tires, a compact portable compressor will do the job. However, if you're using air tools or running a paint sprayer, you'll need a larger compressor with a higher CFM rating.