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Ingersoll Rand Single Stage Air Compressor
- $389.00
- Brands Ingersoll Rand
- Product Code: 42663401
- Availability: In Stock
Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Air Compressor Product Overview The Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Air Compressor is a dependable reciprocating compressor designed to provide compressed air for workshops, garages, maintenance areas, and light-duty commercial applications. Its single-stage piston pump is built for straightforward operation and routine pneumatic tasks where a high-pressure, multi-stage s..
Key Features of Ingersoll Rand Single Stage Air Compressor
Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Air Compressor
Product Overview
The Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Air Compressor is a dependable reciprocating compressor designed to provide compressed air for workshops, garages, maintenance areas, and light-duty commercial applications. Its single-stage piston pump is built for straightforward operation and routine pneumatic tasks where a high-pressure, multi-stage system is not required.
Ingersoll Rand has produced several single-stage compressor configurations, so the exact motor power, tank capacity, CFM, PSI, electrical requirements, dimensions, and weight vary by model. The specifications below therefore focus on the characteristics common to the product category rather than assigning potentially incorrect figures to an unspecified model.
Key Features
- Single-stage reciprocating pump provides reliable compressed-air production.
- Piston-driven compression is well suited to intermittent workshop and maintenance applications.
- Oil-lubricated construction helps reduce friction and wear on internal components.
- Available in different electric and gasoline-powered configurations, depending on model.
- Designed for applications such as automotive service, woodworking, maintenance, and general pneumatic work.
- Durable construction suited to regular shop and professional use.
- Available with different receiver tank capacities and pressure ratings.
- Straightforward mechanical design makes routine maintenance relatively simple.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ingersoll Rand |
| Product Type | Reciprocating Air Compressor |
| Compression Type | Single Stage |
| Pump Type | Piston / Reciprocating |
| Lubrication | Oil-Lubricated, Model Dependent |
| Power Source | Electric or Gasoline, Model Dependent |
| Motor / Engine Power | Model Dependent |
| Tank Capacity | Model Dependent |
| Maximum Pressure | Model Dependent |
| Air Delivery | Model Dependent |
| Cooling | Air-Cooled |
| Drive System | Direct or Belt Drive, Model Dependent |
| Configuration | Portable or Stationary, Model Dependent |
| Applications | Automotive, Maintenance, Workshop, General Pneumatic Use |
Specification note: “Ingersoll Rand Single Stage Air Compressor” is a general product description rather than a unique model number. Ingersoll Rand has offered multiple single-stage compressors with different specifications. Exact CFM, PSI, horsepower, tank size, voltage, amperage, dimensions, and weight should be verified against the specific model and nameplate before publication.
Single-Stage Compression
The compressor uses a single-stage reciprocating piston pump. During operation, the piston draws air into the cylinder and compresses it before sending the compressed air into the receiver tank.
This design is particularly suitable for applications that require a reliable supply of compressed air but do not need the higher pressures typically associated with two-stage compressors.
Reliable Workshop Performance
A single-stage compressor is a practical choice for many everyday pneumatic applications. Depending on the exact model and available CFM, it can support equipment such as:
- Air nailers and staplers
- Tire inflators
- Blow guns
- Air ratchets
- Small impact tools
- Pneumatic drills
- Spray equipment
- General cleaning and maintenance tools
Always compare the compressor's delivered CFM at the required operating pressure with the pneumatic tool's air consumption. Tank capacity and horsepower alone do not determine whether a compressor can continuously operate a particular tool.
Durable Pump Construction
Ingersoll Rand reciprocating compressors are designed for dependable service in workshop and professional environments. Depending on the model, construction may incorporate cast-iron pump components and other heavy-duty materials intended to withstand repeated compression cycles.
Oil-lubricated models use compressor oil to reduce friction, assist heat transfer, and protect internal moving components. Maintaining the correct oil level and following the recommended service intervals are important for long-term performance.
Tank Storage Capacity
The receiver tank stores compressed air after it leaves the pump. This reserve can provide additional air during short periods of high demand and helps reduce compressor cycling during intermittent use.
Because Ingersoll Rand offers single-stage compressors with different tank sizes, the appropriate capacity depends on the application. Larger tanks are generally beneficial for intermittent applications with short bursts of higher air consumption.
Electric and Gasoline Configurations
Depending on the specific model, an Ingersoll Rand single-stage compressor may be powered by an electric motor or gasoline engine.
Electric Models
Electric configurations are well suited to permanent workshops and facilities with a suitable electrical supply. They are generally convenient for indoor applications where power is readily available.
Gasoline Models
Gas-powered configurations provide greater mobility and can be used where electrical power is unavailable. These are particularly useful for construction sites, outdoor maintenance, and remote service work.
The power source should therefore be confirmed from the exact model before purchase.
Typical Applications
The Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Air Compressor can be suitable for:
Automotive Service
Useful for tire inflation, cleaning, and compatible pneumatic tools.
Workshops
Provides compressed air for common maintenance and fabrication equipment.
Woodworking
Can supply air for nailers, staplers, and selected finishing equipment.
General Maintenance
Suitable for blow-off, inflation, fastening, and other intermittent pneumatic tasks.
Light Commercial Use
Depending on the compressor's CFM and tank capacity, it can support a variety of small-business and service applications.
Maintenance
Routine maintenance is essential for reliable operation. Depending on the specific configuration, maintenance may include:
- Checking compressor oil
- Changing oil at recommended intervals
- Inspecting or replacing air filters
- Draining condensate from the receiver
- Checking hoses and fittings for leaks
- Inspecting belts and pulleys on belt-driven models
- Checking safety valves and pressure controls
- Maintaining the electric motor or gasoline engine as applicable
Always use the maintenance schedule and replacement parts specified for the exact Ingersoll Rand model.
Choosing the Correct Configuration
When selecting an Ingersoll Rand single-stage compressor, consider these specifications carefully:
Air Delivery (CFM): Choose a compressor that can supply more air than the pneumatic tool requires, particularly for continuous-use equipment.
Operating Pressure (PSI): Make sure the compressor can meet the tool's required operating pressure.
Tank Size: A larger receiver provides more stored air for intermittent demand.
Power Source: Select electric or gasoline operation according to the available power and intended work environment.
Portability: Portable configurations are useful for contractors and service technicians, while stationary models are better suited to dedicated workshops.
Why Choose an Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Compressor?
The Ingersoll Rand Single-Stage Air Compressor offers a straightforward approach to compressed-air generation, combining reciprocating piston technology, durable construction, and practical air storage for a wide range of workshop and maintenance applications.
It is a suitable category of compressor for users who need dependable compressed air without the additional complexity or cost of a higher-pressure multi-stage system.
Important Product Listing Note
Because the supplied product name does not identify a specific Ingersoll Rand model, do not use a generic CFM, PSI, horsepower, tank capacity, voltage, or weight as the definitive specification. These values can vary substantially between single-stage models.
For an accurate product listing, the complete model number or manufacturer specification plate should be used to establish the final technical specifications.