Powered by pistons, the air compressor draws in air with valves and forces the air out under higher pressure. This pressurized air is then stored within a receptacle connected to a hose for application when and where needed. A crankshaft is affixed to the pistons to allow the wheel to spin, enabling the air compressor to properly function and make us of the pressure it delivers.

After flicking the power switch to the ‘on’ postion, the air compressor will begin to fill its cylinder with air. When the pressure within reaches its preset peak, it will cease to draw in oxygen, and then start to expel the air until the pressure dips back down to low levels. Then, this whole operating cycle resumes again.

With an air compressor, inflating tires, powering tools, and even eliminating debris becomes easy. To achieve optimal tire pressure, just connect the air compressor to the valve of the tire before switching it on and letting the air be pumped into the tyre. When air reaches your desired level, you can simply turn off the compressor.

Power tools are powered through the use of an air compressor, connected at the source to supply a steady stream of air. After switching on the air compressor, the power tool is energized and can be used for its intended purpose. Once the power tool is switched off, follow suit by deactivating the air compressor.

The air compressor is utilized to clear away unwanted materials, affixed to a hose and sending bursts of air in order to whisk away dirt and debris. Once the desired spot has been swept clear, the compressor is then switched off again.