Stanley Fatmax DST 101/8/6Si Silent Air Compressor

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Built-in Hose Reel: A built-in 9m hose reel is integrated into the design, promoting a neat and clean workspace. You won't have to move the compressor around while working, as the hose reel conveniently extends to where you need it. Space-Saving Design: The wall-mounted installation of the compressor is simple and intuitive, saving valuable floor space in your workspace. This design choice ensures that your work area remains uncluttered and organized.

Experts differ in whether you need an oil-lubricated pump or one that is oil-free. On the one hand, oil-lubricated pumps like you’ll find on the Makita Big Bore Sir Compressor keep the air compressor going longer and avoid overheating by keeping operating temperatures low. An oil-free pump, though, like the ones found on the California Air Tools Steel Tank Air Compressor and the PORTER-CABLE Pancake Compressor reduce maintenance needs, making them more convenient to operate. All that power can push your utility bills up a little, though, so consider power usage when you’re shopping. Although it’s powerful, the 2.5 HP motor in the Makita Big Bore Sir Compressor is built specifically to minimize draw on your power supply. That not only means lower electric bills, but also less worrying about tripping a breaker during your next project.

Oil-Less Technology: The compressor employs oil-less technology, which translates to a maintenance-free experience. This not only saves you time but is also environmentally friendly, as it eliminates the need for oil changes and disposal.

You should also consider size when choosing an air compressor. Chances are, you’ll want it out of the way when it’s not in use, but some can be massive, especially for an air compressor billing itself as “portable.” Take a look at where you’ll store your air compressor, and pay close attention to dimensions to make sure you don’t end up with a space hog. Versatile Compatibility: The STANLEY FATMAX -WALLTECH PRO Wall Mounted Compressor is compatible with a wide range of accessories and pneumatic tools. This versatility allows you to use the compressor for various tasks, catering to your specific needs. Introducing the STANLEY FATMAX -WALLTECH PRO Wall Mounted Compressor, a revolutionary solution crafted to fulfill the compressed air demands of numerous hobbyists. This compressor boasts an array of attributes that establish it as a flexible and user-friendly option across various applications.

If you are stranded on the road with a dead car battery, the Stanley Professional Power Station is an all in one solution. It combines jump starting power, a 120 PSI air compressor with Autostop™ feature and portable USB power. With the heavy-duty cables and clamps, you can jumpstart your battery without the need for another vehicle. It even has a powerful 3-LED area light so you can see and work in the pitch dark.

Compact and Sturdy: The compressor features a compact and sturdy design, ensuring durability while taking up minimal space. Protective plastic shrouds are in place to safeguard the internal mechanical components, enhancing its longevity. Air pressure is important when choosing an air compressor, and that’s measured both in operating pressure and output. The DEWALT Pancake Compressor and PORTER-CABLE Pancake Compressor are the leaders in this area, sustaining an operating pressure of up to 165 PSI and 150 PSI, respectively. The Makita Big Bore Sir Compressor maintains an operating pressure of 130 PSI, and the California Air Tools Steel Tank Air Compressor also impresses, maxing out at 125 PSI. It’s also important to consider output, not only for effectiveness but also recovery time. The California Air Tools Steel Tank Air Compressor handles up to 5.60 cubic feet per minute at 40 PSI and 4.40 CFM at 90 PSI. Compare this to the PORTER-CABLE Pancake Compressor, which outputs 90 PSI at 2.6 CFM. It’s important to pay attention to this number because some power tools have a minimum PSI per CFM. You’ll need more air output than the tool states. For instance, if a tool says it needs 5.0 CFM at 90 PSI, you’re going to need an air compressor that outputs 6.25 to 7.5 CFM at 90 PSI.