Stationary Air Compressors

The NUAIR Workshop Series of stationary belt drive air compressors is engineered for demanding, high-usage environments where consistent air supply, efficiency, and long-term durability are essential. Designed for installation in workshops, garages, and industrial facilities, these compressors offer a reliable air solution for both light commercial and heavy-duty professional applications.  Built with high-performance cast iron pump units, large tank capacities, and robust belt-driven motors, NUAIR’s Workshop Series provides powerful, low-maintenance compressed air with the durability to withstand daily professional use. Whether you're running a busy garage, a manufacturing workshop, or an industrial facility, these stationary compressors are designed to keep your operations running smoothly.

• Belt-driven, cast iron pumps – Durable, low-vibration, and built for long-term use
• Low noise options – Quieter operation for indoor or shared spaces
• Two-stage models – Higher pressure and efficiency for heavy-duty tasks
• Tandem configurations – Dual pump systems for greater output and backup reliability
• Large tank capacities – Supports multi-tool use and reduces cycling
• Vertical tank options – Save floor space without sacrificing performance
• Built for professionals – Ideal for workshops, garages, manufacturing, and engineering applications

• Automotive workshops and garages – Powering air tools, lifts, tyre changers, and spray booths
• Engineering and fabrication shops – Operating grinders, drills, cutters, and pneumatic machinery
• Manufacturing and production lines – Running automation, packaging, and assembly equipment
• Maintenance departments – Providing air for repair, servicing, and cleaning tasks
• Industrial facilities – Supporting multi-user pneumatic systems and heavy-duty tools

• Pre-Use Checks: Ensure compressor is securely installed on a level surface, check oil level (for lubricated models) and inspect filters, hoses, and connections, make sure the tank drain valve is closed
• Starting the Compressor: Connect to the correct power supply, Switch on the unit using the main control panel or isolator, allow the tank to fill; the motor will stop automatically at full pressure
• Using the Compressor: Set the desired output pressure using the regulator, connect air hose and tools securely, use tools as needed—the compressor will cycle on and off to maintain pressure
• After Use: Turn off the power supply and isolate the compressor, Release any residual pressure from the system, Open the drain valve to remove moisture from the tank
• Maintenance: Check oil levels and change as recommended, Clean or replace air filters regularly, Inspect belts, safety valves, and fittings for wear, Drain condensation daily to prevent rust