The Power of Air Compressors
Most portable air compressors come with a pressure gauge that can be used to monitor the amount of air in the tank. This is a great safety feature because it will automatically shut off the compressor if the pressure reaches a set threshold.

Whether you’re looking for an air compressor for camping or in the backyard, BigRentz has all of the information you need to choose the best one. They have a large selection of different types, from the most compact units to industrial-scale ones.
Two-Stage Compressors – More Power, Less Maintenance
If you need more air power than the single-stage compressor can provide, consider a two-stage model. These power tools use two cylinders to compress a charge of air before sending it to an intercooler tube to lose its heat before sending it to a storage tank.
Dual-Stage Compressors – High-Pressure, High-Power
If your job requires more than 100 pounds per square inch of air pressure, consider a dual-stage unit. These power tools are great for auto shops, steel plants and other locations where large arsenals of pneumatic equipment are used regularly.
This heavy-duty double-cylinder air compressor can inflate car tires quickly and easily. It also has a pressure gauge and includes three accessory nozzles for inflating all sorts of items. It is powered directly from your vehicle’s cigarette lighter or can be powered by a battery through built-in battery clamps.