Electric Piston Air Compressor – One Stage / Two Stage

HPDMC air compressors come in two types: single and two-stage. When it comes to buying a single-stage or dual-stage air compressor, the first question that buyers often ask is, “What are the differences between the two?”

The main difference is the number of times that air gets compressed between the inlet valve and the tool nozzle. In a single-stage compressor, the air is compressed one time; in a two-stage compressor, the air is compressed twice for double the pressure.

single-stage compressor has higher CFM but PSI only 100-125 usually

two-stage compressor has lower CFM but PSI reach 170-185

  • Model Z-0.9/8
  • Capacity 32 cfm
  • Pressure 125psi
  • Power 5.5 HP
  • Voltage 208-230V/60HZ 1PH OR 3PH
  • Tank 60gal or 80gal ASME
  • Dimension 47-71-31 inch
  • Weight 460 lbs
  • Model Z-1.2/8
  • Capacity 43.5 cfm
  • Pressure 125psi
  • Power 10 HP
  • Voltage 208-230V/60HZ 3PH
  • Tank 60gal or 80gal ASME
  • Dimension 38-27-83 inch
  • Weight 380 lbs
  • Model Z-0.4/12.5
  • Capacity 14 cfm
  • Pressure 175psi
  • Power 5.5 HP
  • Voltage 208-230V/60HZ 1PH OR 3PH
  • Tank 60gal or 80gal ASME
  • Dimension 47-71-31 inch
  • Weight 460 lbs
  • Model Z-0.8/12.5
  • Capacity 28 cfm
  • Pressure 175psi
  • Power 10 HP
  • Voltage 208-230V/60HZ 3PH
  • Tank 60gal or 80gal ASME
  • Dimension 38-27-83 inch
  • Weight 380 lbs