Scuba Air Compressors

Allowing More Fun In The Water

Scuba Air Compressors are handy portable tools that are used to fill air into air tanks especially for divers so that they can carry with them easily. Quite a few notable and well-known companies manufacture scuba these type of compressors.

Bauer Air Compressors - A leading manufacturer of air compressors, Bauer even specializes in designing innovative scuba air compressors.

Junior II: This lightweight portable dive air compressor comes complete with an air purification system and fill hose. It is available in single phase and three-phase electric motor, diesel or gasoline engine drive.

Oceanus: This particular scuba air compressor features Bauer PO Breathing Air Purification system, belt guard design and sturdy low- pressure oil pump. It is capable of filling up to a two-cylinder 5000psi DOT storage system.

Capitano II and Mariner II: Both the models are three stage heavy duty air compressors that are available as electric motor, gasoline or diesel engine drive. It features stainless steel intercoolers and aftercooler, vibration isolators and high temperature switch.

Mini Verticus: This model is a combination of compressor, air purification and electronic moisture monitoring system. This compact and vertical design air compressor reduces operating sound level to approximately 70dba.

Maxi Verticus: For larger compressed air requirements, this is an ideal model, which is available in capacity ranging from 19.0 to 42.0scfm. The compressor features an electronic moisture monitoring, automatic condensate drain system, high temperature and low oil pressure switch with fault light.

Open Vertical Designs: Combining power, performance and air purification is this model, which is affordable and even compact in design. It features oil pressure gauges and beltguard design.

Vertecon- Offering capacities ranging from 9.7 to 26.4scfm is this powerful and compact air compressor. It is fitted with an electrical assembly, Bauer PLC based controller and automatic condensate drain system.

Classic II: This 5 – 10HP series combines compressor and air purification system in a horizontal design. The series offers 3 or 4 stage compressors that offer discharge capacities ranging from 5.0scfm to 13.0scfm.

SeaComAir - The organization is known for manufacturing a range of scuba air compressors under both portable and stationary categories.

Portable Scuba Air Compressors: The portable category has about 14 models and each of them is equipped with a set of distinctive features. The compressors are either gasoline or electric motor based. Some of the features that set them apart are sturdy and strong steel frame that the compressors are mounted on. Other features include breathing air purification system with activated carbon, manual condensate drains, pressure maintaining valve, intake filter and oil filled pressure gauge.

Stationary Scuba Air Compressors: The stationary category contains 5 models and each one of them is characterized with a set of interesting features. With different capacities and capabilities, the models are designed to serve SCBA, Dive Centers, Fire Stations, Scuba, police and military establishments. Some of the common features include fully automatic condensate drain, a primary control panel, hour meter, external purification cartridge holders and pressure maintaining valves.

Nuvair - Nuvair is one of the leading manufacturers of Nitrox solutions that are primarily air compressors meant to fulfill the requirements of divers.

Traveler Nitrox: This four-stage air compressor is portable and lightweight and simple to operate. The unit also features air cooled interstage and aftercooler.

Traveler II: This four-stage air compressor offers a working pressure of 4.2scfm. It features Pro O2 analyzer for fill o2% and Pick O2 analyzer.

Element: This 7.5HP three stage air compressor is simple to operate, dependable and versatile. The powder coated frame enables long lasting durability while the compact and semi-portable design allows you to easily transport the compressor.

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