Air Compressor
From ₹50,000 *
Indicative range: 50K - 10 Lakh
Air Compressor delivers heavy-duty pneumatic power, continuous airflow, and high-pressure performance for industrial equipment and blast systems. Available from ₹ 50K - 10 Lakh. Request your custom capacity and pricing quote today!
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Specifications
| Brand | Airo Shot Blast Equipments |
| No of Pistons | 02 Nos. |
| Max Pressure / Set Pressure | 175 PSI / 120 PSI |
| Drive | 5 - 30 H.P. |
| Type of Drive | V-Belt |
| Piston Displacement | 18 - 110 CFM |
| Air Receiver | 200 - 500 |
| Motor Make | HAVELLS / CROMPTON / ABB / EQ. |
Application
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The best compressor is used in abrasive blasting plants, automotive workshops, paint shops, construction sites, metal fabrication units, thermal spray facilities, dust collection systems, and general manufacturing industries. It converts electrical or engine power into compressed air for operating tools, blasting equipment, spray guns, and pneumatic machinery.
High-pressure compressors for blasting supply the compressed air required to propel abrasive media through blast nozzles for surface cleaning and preparation. They support rust removal, paint stripping, and surface profiling when matched to the blasting machine's pressure and CFM requirements.
Air compressors power compatible pneumatic spray guns used for painting furniture, vehicles, and industrial components. They can be integrated with suitable paint booth systems to support controlled painting and finishing operations.
Compressed air powers pneumatic drills, grinders, sanders, impact wrenches, and other industrial tools. A properly sized compressor helps maintain the airflow and pressure required for efficient tool operation.
Automotive workshops use industrial compressors for tyre inflation, pneumatic tools, cleaning, and compatible spray painting equipment. They provide a versatile compressed-air supply for routine servicing and repair work.
Construction and metal fabrication facilities use commercial compressors to operate pneumatic tools and support surface preparation and maintenance tasks. Compressor capacity should match the number of tools and their simultaneous air consumption.
Certain thermal spray processes use compressed air for atomization and coating application. Compatible arc spray guns and air-assisted flame spray systems require an air supply suited to their operating specifications.
Industrial compressors supply compressed air to pulse-jet dust collectors, which use short air bursts to clean filter bags or cartridges. Adequate air pressure and receiver capacity help maintain effective filter cleaning.
Factories and process plants use compressed air for pneumatic actuators, valves, automation equipment, and various production operations. The compressor and air treatment system should be selected according to the required flow, pressure, and air quality.
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Looking to buy air compressor for blasting at a competitive price? Airo Shot Blast Equipments is a manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of top commercial compressors in India, offering industrial compressed-air solutions for abrasive blasting, spray painting, pneumatic tools, and other applications. Our two-cylinder reciprocating compressors are available in 5-30 HP configurations, with an indicative air delivery range of 18-110 CFM and pressure ratings up to 175 psi, depending on the model and operating setup. Built with a heavy-duty base, belt-drive arrangement, compatible air receiver tank, and branded motor options, these compressors can be selected to suit your air consumption and production requirements. Contact us for industrial compressor prices, technical specifications, model options, and a customized quotation for your application.
An air compressor is a machine that draws in atmospheric air and compresses it into a smaller volume at higher pressure, storing it in a tank for use. An electric motor or engine provides the energy, and the compressed air carries that energy to tools and machines. When the tank pressure reaches the upper setting, the compressor stops or unloads. When the pressure falls to the lower setting, it starts again.
It is the heart of a blasting system: sand blasting machine, spray guns, and pneumatic tools all depend on a steady supply of air at the right pressure and volume.
Two cylinders, as on our models, give more air for the same size and smoother running than a single cylinder.
| Type | How it compresses | Best for |
| Reciprocating Air Compressor | Piston in a cylinder | Workshops, sandblasting, painting, intermittent duty |
| Rotary screw compressor | Two meshing screws (rotors) | Continuous, high-volume industrial air, quieter running |
| Portable (mobile) compressor | Electric, petrol or diesel-driven, often screw type | Construction and site blasting without mains power |
Air volume is set by the blast nozzle size. A bigger nozzle uses more air. Typical consumption at about 100 psi:
| Nozzle size | Approx. air use at 100 psi | Typical compressor |
| #3 (3/16") | about 45 CFM | 10-15 HP |
| #4 (1/4") | about 80 CFM | 20-25 HP |
| #5 (5/16") | about 135 CFM | 30-40 HP |
| #6 (3/8") | about 195 CFM | 50 HP and above |
Important: "80 psi and 15-20 CFM" suits only very small nozzles or cabinets. Production sandblasting normally needs about 100 psi and far more air.
An air receiver tank stores the compressed air and works as a buffer between the compressor and your equipment. With the right receiver, you get:
Our compressors come with a matched receiver (200-500 L confirm), and separate wet and dry receivers can be added.
| Feature | Reciprocating | Rotary screw |
| Duty cycle | Intermittent, with rest periods | Continuous |
| Upfront cost | Lower | Higher |
| Noise and vibration | Higher | Lower |
| Efficiency at high volume | Fair | Better |
| Maintenance | Simple, easy to repair | More specialised |
| Typical use | Workshops, sandblasting, painting | Large plants, high-volume lines |
| Air delivery | Pulsating (buffered by receiver) | Smooth |
Choose a reciprocating air compressor for workshops and intermittent blasting, and a rotary screw compressor when you need large volumes of air all day.
The air compressor price in India starts from approximately ₹50,000, with an indicative price range of ₹50K to ₹10 lakh, depending on the compressor type and performance requirements. The final cost varies according to motor horsepower, air delivery capacity (CFM), reciprocating or screw compressor design, number of compression stages, receiver tank capacity, motor brand, and included accessories. Order quantity and delivery location may also affect the overall price.
Being reputable air compressor manufacturer, we provide every top compressor category available on the market. In order to assemble and produce the compressors, as well as design and test novel compressor types, we often work with engineers, technicians, and skilled workers. As a high pressure compressor manufacturer, we provide commercial compressors at prices that are both reasonable and favorable to the wallet. We also have departments in charge of sales and marketing. In addition to producing industrial compressors, we also provide a range of related products and services, such as air dryers, filtration systems, and compressor parts.
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An industrial compressor supplies compressed air to run sandblasting machines, spray guns, pneumatic tools, and other equipment.
A motor drives pistons or screws that compress air and push it into a storage tank. The compressor stops or unloads at the set upper pressure and restarts when pressure falls.
It starts at ₹50K, with an indicative range of ₹50,000 to ₹10 Lakh depending on capacity and type.
It depends on the nozzle. A 1/4" (#4) nozzle needs about 80 CFM at 100 psi, so around a 20-25 HP compressor. Larger nozzles need much more.
Reciprocating compressors use pistons, cost less and suit intermittent use. Screw compressors use two rotors, run continuously and are quieter.
Yes. It stores air, steadies pressure, reduces commercial compressor cycling, and covers peak demand.
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