Kobalt’s Quiet Tech portable air compressor is a good choice if you want to avoid the ear-splitting shock of a pump kicking ...

By the late 1800s, air compressors began appearing in the mining and ship building industries. But it wasn’t until the 1960s, with the invention of the pneumatic nail gun, that portable air ...

You don’t need any of that chemical nonsense to just have fun, though, as this compressed air cannon from [OtisLiu153] demonstrates. The build uses PVC pipes for both the barrel and the air tank.

Study the physics, do the math, and a 40-gallon compressed air tank pressurized to 100 psi has the explosive power of a stick of dynamite. Depending on circumstances, that’s enough to blow all ...

Supported by Craftsman A garage workshop essential, the Craftsman portable air compressor’s 125 PSI can power pneumatic tools such as a nail gun, impact wrench, or paint sprayer as easily as it ...

Although relatively simple on the surface, air compressors have come a long way in their ability to offer customized solutions to address jobsite conditions and power needs. We asked leading ...

The unit features a patent-pending system that eliminates the need for condensate disposal, reducing environmental impact.

Npt heat-treated steel quick connector. Designed for 90 psi compressed air lines. Compatible with Capri Tools accessories for high performance air blow gun (1/2-18 straight thread) ...