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Air Tools & Compressors

We sell air compressors and pneumatic tool kits from Stanley, Einhell and Senco, covering corded, cordless and wall-mounted units alongside impact wrench, die grinder and hammer kits ready to run off compressed air.

An air compressor powers pneumatic tools, inflation tasks and cleaning jobs by storing compressed air under pressure, ready to release through a hose and connected tool. Choosing the right one depends on tank size, output pressure and whether the job needs a fixed workshop setup or something portable enough to move between sites.

STANLEY Fatmax portable air compressor with wheels, oil-free motor and horizontal tank for workshop and garage use
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Portable vs wall-mounted compressors

Portable compressors such as the STANLEY Siltech range move easily between a workshop and site work, while the STANLEY Wall Tech mounts fixed to a wall, saving floor space in a smaller garage or workshop where a standing unit would get in the way.

Cordless compressors for site flexibility

Einhell's Power X-Change range brings cordless power to air compression, with the TE-AC 18/75 Li running on a single 18V battery and the TE-AC 36/150 Li doubling up two 18V batteries for higher output, useful for inflation and light pneumatic tasks anywhere a mains socket isn't close by. The PRESSITO 18/25 gives a more compact option for quick inflation jobs, such as tyres and inflatables.

Pneumatic tool kits

Beyond the compressor itself, Stanley's pneumatic kits cover common workshop and automotive tasks: the Impact Wrench Kit for fastener removal, the Die Grinder Kit for detail grinding and finishing, and the Pneumatic Hammer Kit for chiselling and chipping tasks. Each kit needs a compressor with sufficient output to run it, so check the tool's air consumption against your compressor's delivery rate before buying.

Accessory kits

Stanley's 8 Piece Accessory Kit and 6 Piece Accessory Kit cover general inflation and blow gun attachments, useful for tyre inflation, cleaning down surfaces and general workshop use without buying each fitting separately.

Standards and compliance

Air compressors sold here comply with the relevant EU and UK machinery safety directives and carry CE and UKCA marking. Compressed air systems should always be operated within the pressure and duty cycle limits stated by the manufacturer, and pneumatic tools matched to a compressor with adequate air delivery to run them safely and effectively.

Why buy your air compressor from MTN Shop

All air compressors and pneumatic tools sold here are genuine stock from Stanley, Einhell and Senco. We ship fast across the UK with straightforward returns on unused stock. For trade or bulk orders, request a quote and our team will confirm stock and lead time directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

A portable compressor suits moving between a workshop and site, while a wall-mounted unit saves floor space in a smaller garage or fixed workshop where a standing compressor would be in the way.
For light tasks like tyre inflation and small pneumatic tools, yes. For sustained heavy-duty use or larger tools with high air consumption, a corded compressor with a bigger tank and continuous power typically performs better.
Check the tool's air consumption (usually given in CFM or L/min) against your compressor's air delivery rate, since an undersized compressor won't keep up with a demanding tool like an impact wrench under continuous use.
Oil-free compressors need less maintenance and are lighter, making them common for DIY and light trade use. Oil-lubricated units generally run cooler and last longer under heavy, continuous use, more common in demanding workshop settings.
Larger tanks hold more compressed air in reserve, letting tools run for longer before the motor needs to refill the tank, which matters more for continuous-use tools like sanders or die grinders than for quick, occasional tasks like inflation.

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