Air demand:
Calculate the total air consumption of all tools or devices you use simultaneously. This includes tools such as air guns, sanding machines, and grinding wheels. You can usually find this information in the tool manual or specifications.
Service cycle of air compressor:
Consider the frequency and duration of your use of the compressor. You will need a larger compressor with a higher-duty cycle if you have continuous or heavy-duty applications.
Pressure requirements:
Determine the minimum and maximum pressure requirements for your tools or equipment. Ensure that the compressor you choose can stably provide the necessary pressure.
Air storage tank size:
The air storage tank’s size also affects the compressor’s capacity. A larger air storage tank can store more compressed air, reducing the workload on the compressor during intermittent use.
CFM :
CFM is a key factor in determining the size of a compressor. It represents the volume of air that the compressor can provide per minute. Match the compressor’s CFM rating with your tool’s total CFM requirements.
If you are unsure how large a compressor is needed, please contact us. The Nanxiang Air Compressor Factory has an advanced technological level, rich industry experience, and professional knowledge, and can provide customized solutions for customers while ensuring the technical performance and stability of the products. We can help you accurately calculate your air demand and recommend the appropriate compressor size.
