Air Compressors

Find the right air compressor for your workshop, trade site, farm, factory, garage, or mobile service setup with our wide range of electric, petrol, diesel, PTO driven, oil free, belt drive, and rotary air screw compressors. This collection includes compact 240V air compressors for general use, large 415V 3 phase air compressors for higher demand applications, petrol and diesel air compressors for portable site work, PTO tractor air compressors for agricultural use, and rotary screw compressor packages for continuous industrial air supply. Whether you need compressed air for air tools, spray painting, tyre inflation, cleaning, machinery, pneumatic equipment, or workshop production, our range includes practical options with different tank sizes, horsepower ratings, pressure outputs, CFM capacities, dryers, filters, hose reels, pumps, motors, regulators, and air compressor accessories.

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Browse air compressors for everything from home garage jobs to commercial and industrial compressed air systems. Our range includes oil free air compressors, 240V belt drive compressors, 415V 3 phase compressors, petrol air compressors, diesel air compressors, PTO driven tractor air compressors, rotary air screw compressors, and complete screw compressor packages with tanks, dryers, and filters. Choose from portable air compressors for tyre inflation and cleaning, workshop compressors for air tools and spray painting, and high CFM compressors for continuous use in demanding environments. Complete your compressed air setup with air hoses, hose reels, filter regulators, pressure switches, compressor pumps, motors, fittings, and air accessory kits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a petrol or diesel air compressor on site?

Yes, petrol and diesel air compressors are useful where mains power is unavailable or impractical. They are commonly used for mobile mechanics, rural work, construction, service vehicles, fencing, farm maintenance, and other portable air supply applications.

What is the best air compressor for a workshop?

For general workshop use, consider what tools you plan to run, how often the compressor will be used, and whether you need single phase or 3 phase power. A belt drive compressor can suit many workshop tasks, while a rotary screw compressor is better for businesses with frequent or continuous compressed air demand.

What air compressor is best for spray painting?

Spray painting usually requires a compressor with stable air delivery, suitable CFM, and the correct pressure range for the spray gun. A larger tank can help maintain steadier air flow. For cleaner air, filters, regulators, water traps, and dryers may also be needed.

What is a rotary screw air compressor used for?

Rotary screw air compressors are designed for consistent and continuous compressed air supply. They are commonly used in workshops, factories, production lines, manufacturing, automotive businesses, and industrial environments where regular air demand is higher than a standard piston compressor can comfortably supply.

What is a belt drive air compressor?

A belt drive air compressor uses a belt and pulley system between the motor or engine and the pump. Belt drive compressors are commonly used in workshops, farms, trade applications, and higher demand setups because they are available in larger tank sizes and higher power ratings.

Is an oil free air compressor better?

Oil free air compressors are popular for lighter workshop, garage, cleaning, inflating, and general maintenance tasks because they require less regular oil maintenance. They are also useful where clean air is important. For heavier duty or continuous use, a belt drive or rotary screw compressor may be more suitable.

What size air compressor do I need?

The right air compressor size depends on the tools or equipment you want to run. Check the required CFM, pressure rating, duty cycle, and tank size for your air tools or machinery. Light jobs may only need a small 240V compressor, while workshops, spray painting, pneumatic tools, and industrial equipment may need a larger belt drive or rotary screw air compressor.