Description: Air pressure, Air flow, cfm, scfm? Choosing an air compressor can be confusing - find out what to look for and compare popular models on the market today.
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US Tools 🇺🇸 Air Compressors Air Nailers Air Impact Wrenches Air Sprayers Air Sanders Angle Grinders Belt Sanders Bench Grinders Circular Saws Jigsaws Miter Saws Tire Inflators Wood Routers UK Tools 🇬🇧 Air Compressors Angle Grinders Bench Grinders Cutters & Saws Chainsaws Circular Saws Jigsaws Mitre Saws Plunge Saws Reciprocating Saws Scroll Saws Table Saws Tile Cutters Digital Multimeters Drills Combi Drills Drill Drivers Pillar Drills The Clarke Pillar Drills SDS Hammer Drills Drill Bit Sharpeners Heat Gun
What can I use an air compressor for? Inflation (eg. tires, dinghies, basketballs, pool-side accessories, air mattresses etc) Powering air tools (Nailers, Impact Wrenches, Sanders, Grinders, and lots more) Cleaning of work-surface areas of debris (eg. sawdust) Dusting off sensitive or inaccessible areas of electronic equipment, vacuum cleaners, cars, etc Air brush painting Spray painting (and spraying other liquids) Sandblasting Blowing out water lines (eg. winterizing sprinkler or pool systems)
As you can see, air compressors are pretty useful bits of DIY kit to have around the home as well as the workshop, but how does one go about choosing the best air compressor for oneself, given that there are so many 'shapes and sizes' out there? Well hopefully we are going to answer that question for you! In this article, we first look at the small set of characteristics that truly differentiate air compressors from one another that you should be aware of when preparing to purchase one, and then we go on to
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