Lugging around heavy and non-compact air tanks can be a drag. Luckily, you have come to the right place. Our portable air tank collection offers a wide range of features to suit any application or routine task. We offer portable air tanks with easy carrying handles so you can access compressed air in remote locations or in tight to reach places. These standard models are an excellent source for reserve air you can use to clean or inflate. With only a few select parts, each unit is simple to operate and maintain.
Each portable air tank we carry is constructed from high-quality steel for extra durability and long-lasting quality. They also come fully-assembled, so they are ready for immediate use. Each model features a sturdy, welded-on handle for easy carrying and portability. We carry five- or 10-gallon tank options and models with up to 125 PSI of compressed air. We also offer refillable, heavy-duty DOT tanks without floats that come pre-charged for an exceptionally clean and dry interior.
We are proud to stock a full line of lightweight, portable compressed air tank options for projects of all kinds. We also offer several essential accessories, including pressure gauges, air hoses, and replacement tanks. If you have any questions about our inventory, shipping, or need help finding the best equipment for your unique needs, contact an experienced member of our team so we can provide the information or guidance you are looking for.
Portable Air Compressor / Portable Air Tank FAQs
Q: What is a portable air tank used for?
A: Portable air tanks are air-compressing tools that allow users to carry a steady supply of air on the go. They’re smaller and lighter than traditional air compressors, so you don’t have to worry about dragging around large, heavy equipment. You can use these portable tanks for a variety of purposes, such as working while traveling, completing odd jobs, inflating sporting equipment, cleaning a workstation, and even emergency tire repair.
Q: What size portable air tank do I need?
A: Portable compressed air tanks come in different sizes, and their capacities are measured in gallons of compressed air. You’ll often see 5, 7, 9, 10, and 11-gallon size options. To decide which one you need, think about what you’ll be using the tank for. A tank that’s 10 gallons or larger can be more useful for a wider range of applications since they hold more air, but the smaller tanks are even more portable and take up less space. However, it’s important to note that a 7-gallon air tank won’t have the capacity to fill a small car tire that’s completely flat.