Home garage air compressors are small portable air compressors designed for home use and do-it-yourself customers. They are ideal companions for home, shop, garage, and DIY work.

Garage air compressors can not only inflate tires, but also provide compressed air as power for various pneumatic tools such as impact wrenches, sanders, nail guns, paint guns, and pneumatic ratchets. They can also be used for home DIY projects, such as inflating pool toys or inflatable mattresses.

Different Types of Air Compressors for Home Garage

Air compressors for home garage come in many different types and sizes. There are portable hot dog and pancake compressors, horizontal and vertical compressors that are easy to move. There are portable diesel air compressors, gasoline air compressors and electric air compressors based on the fuel they use.

There are also compressors named after parameters such as air delivery and pressure, such as 185cfm air compressor, 100psi air compressor, 30 gallon air compressor and others.

Structure of air compressor for home garage

Garage air compressors have a compact appearance and sufficient performance. The belt-driven garage air compressor runs relatively quietly (65-80dba); most models are equipped with an air tank for buffering and temporary storage of compressed air; other parts include air filters, pressure switches, pressure gauges, regulating valves, safety valves, manual drain valves, bases with tires, and support rods or hand racks, etc.

What is the best air compressor for home garage

Everyone’s best air compressor for home garage is different. Due to the different compressed air requirements, the garage air compressor that best suits the individual is the best. To choose the right air compressor for home garage, you need to consider the air tool requirements you have or will have.

Check the air compressor size chart to find out the most commonly used air flow (CFM) and pressure (Psia). If there are multiple air tools that need to be run, choose the largest value or add all the values together to run the air tools you need at the same time.

In addition, you also need to consider the motor power of the air compressor. The most commonly used is 7.5Kw, 10Hp air compressor. Generally speaking, 90psig pressure is enough to meet the needs of most air tools. If you don’t know the psig of your tool or the tool you use does not use psi as the pressure unit, you may need to convert psia to bar, or convert psig to psia.

Garage air compressor manufacturer

Kotech KEP series portable air compressors are highly mobile and come with a metal cover that covers the pump and motor to improve cold air flow.

Each compressor is manufactured with operator safety in mind, automatically shuts down after a long period of no air flow, uses a high efficiency TEFC IP54/IP55 motor, and complies with CE directives. Electric drive and no diesel emissions.

Each compressor undergoes a rigorous testing procedure before leaving the factory to ensure product quality while providing the performance, reliability and cost-effectiveness you expect.

(KEP Series Electric Portable Air Compressor)