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Question 1

What is the difference between single stage and double stage air compressor?

Accepted Answer

The primary difference between single and two-stage air compressors is the number of times the air is compressed. Two-stage compressors generate high pressure and thus work better for heavy-duty applications, while single-stage models cost less and are suited for smaller jobs requiring less power. Within Vertical Stationary Air Compressors, we carry 43 single stage and 59 double stage options.

Question 2

What are the shipping options for Vertical Stationary Air Compressors?

Accepted Answer

Some Vertical Stationary Air Compressors can be shipped to you at home, while others can be picked up in store.

Question 3

What's the top-selling product within Vertical Stationary Air Compressors?

Accepted Answer

The top-selling product within Vertical Stationary Air Compressors is the Husky 60 Gal. 3.7 HP 1-Phase 175 PSI Oil Lubed Belt Drive Stationary Electric Air Compressor.

Question 4

What are a few brands that you carry in Vertical Stationary Air Compressors?

Accepted Answer

We carry EMAX, Ingersoll Rand, DEWALT and more.

Question 5

Can Vertical Stationary Air Compressors be returned?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Vertical Stationary Air Compressors can be returned within our 30-Day return period.

Question 6

What is the capacity of tanks for Vertical Stationary Air Compressors?

Accepted Answer

The tank of an air compressor is a storage chamber that stores the compressed air for future use. Compressor tanks are available in various sizes and capacities measured in gallons. Within Vertical Stationary Air Compressors, the capacity of tanks ranges between 60 Gal. to 120 Gal.

VERTICAL STATIONARY AIR COMPRESSORS

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Department

Review Rating

Brand

EMAX

Ingersoll Rand

DEWALT

Mega Compressor

California Air Tools

Husky

Campbell Hausfeld

Industrial Air

Maxair

Price

$700 - $800

$900 - $1000

$1000 - $2000

$2000 - $3000

$3000 - $4000

$4000 - $5000

Over $5000

Compressor Tank Capacity (Gal.)

60 Gal.

80 Gal.

120 Gal.

Maximum Pressure (PSI)

120 PSI

125 PSI

135 PSI

150 PSI

155 PSI

170 PSI

175 PSI

180 PSI

200 PSI

Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI

Less Than 3

10 - 15

15 - 20

20 - 25

25 - 30

30 - 35

35 - 40

40 - 45

Power Source

Electric

Compressor Volume Rating

Standard

Quiet

Not Measured

Compressor Type

Industrial

Garage

Contractor

Professional

Tank Style

Horizontal

Truck Mount

Hot Dog

Lubrication Type

Oil less

Oil

Stage Count

Two Stage

Single Stage

Application Use

Drilling

HVLP Painting

Bolting

Wrenching

Cutting

Inflation

Spraying

Air Brushing

Finish Nailing

Grinding

Sanding

Husky
60 Gal. 3.7 HP 1-Phase 175 PSI Oil Lubed Belt Drive Stationary Electric Air Compressor

EMAX
80 Gal. 7.5 HP 3-Cylinder 1-Phase 175 PSI Silent Air Electric Air Compressor with Isolator Pads and Auto Drain

EMAX
80 Gal. 10 HP V4 1-Phase Silent Air 175 PSI Electric Air Compressor with Isolator Pads and Auto Drain

Ingersoll Rand
Reciprocating 60 Gal. 5 HP Electric 230-Volt with Single Phase Air Compressor

Ingersoll Rand
60 Gal, 3 HP Single Stage Stationary Electric Compressor

Ingersoll Rand
Type 30 Reciprocating 80 Gal. 7.5 HP Electric 230-Volt, Single Phase Air Compressor

DEWALT
60 Gal. 175 PSI Electric Stationary Single Stage Air compressor, 11.5 SCFM at 90 PSI

Campbell Hausfeld
2-Stage 80 Gal. 175 psi Stationary Electric Air Compressor

Husky
80 Gal. 2-Stage Stationary Electric Air Compressor

Mega Compressor
60 Gal. 5 HP 150 PSI Electric Upright Air Compressor

Husky
80 Gal. 3-Cylinder Single Stage Electric Air Compressor

Ingersoll Rand
Type 30 Reciprocating 60 Gal. 5 HP Electric 230-Volt Single Phase Air Compressor