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RIDGID introduces the 18-Volt Cordless Brushless 1 Gal. Portable Air Compressor (Tool Only). This unit has the ability to run off either 1 or 2 RIDGID 18-Volt batteries, allowing you to drive up to 1,200 nails per charge. The Brushless Motor Technology delivers on all demands of the jobsite with superior power, extended runtime, and a longer life for your tool. This unit is packed with additional job site features including a locking regulator knob, a 1/4 turn ball valve drain, a universal push-to-connect coupler, and a lightweight design. This compressor is backed by a 3-year warranty. The 18-Volt Cordless Brushless 1 Gal. Air Compressor comes with an operator's manual. Batteries and charger are not included.

Dimensions: H 16 in, W 11.5 in, D 11.5 in
Product Depth (in.) | 11.5 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 16 in |
Product Width (in.) | 11.5 in |
Air Delivery SCFM @ 40PSI | 1.4 |
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Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI | 1 |
Application Use | Finish Nailing, Trim |
Battery Amp Hours | No Battery |
Battery/Charger | Tool Only |
Charger Included | Charger Not Included |
Compressor Tank Capacity (gal.) | 1 gal |
Compressor Volume Rating | Quiet |
Compressor/Air Tool Features | Handle, Oil Free Compressor, Tank Pressure Gauge, Universal Quick Connectors |
Decibel Rating (Outdoor) | 77 dBA |
Horsepower (hp) | 0 hp |
Lubrication Type | Oil less |
Maximum Pressure (PSI) | 120 PSI |
Number of Total Batteries Included | 0 |
Portable | Yes |
Power Source | Rechargeable Battery |
Power Type | Cordless Electric |
Product Weight (lb.) | 19 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Stage Count | Single Stage |
Tank Style | Horizontal |
Tools Product Type | Air Compressor |
Manufacturer Warranty | 3-Year |
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I have not seen this advertised for a few years. Hopefully a Ridgid rep can shed some light on your question.
Home depot site says 19 pounds. I would agree about that with 1 2AH battery.
yes but not not stop it takes a while to build up pressure in the tank works great for finishing nailer
The Tool is OK. The Batteries are the worst on the Market. Ridgid Customer Support is non existing. Repair and Exchange take up to 6 weeks while your project is on hold. I was blinded by the lifetime warranty.
People that don?t own one and/or haven?t used it, shouldn?t comment. I got this compressor when it came out because of the light weight and portability. I?ve used it with my Ridgid framing nailer, no problems, you just take a shot/two and let it catch up.
I have used my compressor with fencing nails and finish nails. It is very portable, much quieter than large compressors and runs for a reasonable time on a set of batteries. Best y to have a spare set of batteries.
Hello JJ350! Yes, this Ridgid 18-Volt Cordless Brushless 1 Gal. Portable Air Compressor will pump a tire up and has a 120 Maximum Pressure (psi) rating. Thanks for asking! - Eve
yes but slowly
Yes just not fast
Yes it will pump up a tire, a larger tire will take longer but great for a smaller tire. Will run on one or two 18v batteries. Nice to have.
Yes, It is a little slow on tractor tires but I use it often on car and light truck tires.
Although I have not tried myself, I would highly doubt that this compressor could run a roofing nailer. You would need a larger tank and a compressor capable of more CFM than this compressor can provide. It is a fine compressor for brad nailers, staplers, and pin nailers.
It should fire a roofing nailer but would have to run often to replenish. One or two shots will make it start.
Absolutely not! The cfm is too low and recovery time too long
No you will deplete air supply quickly with gal.
No, it's not enough air for roofing gun or framing gun. It's ok for trim
Yes, it should as long as it is the newer style. I have used all kinds, old and new, but as long as it is the same style as what's being produced now, yes.
The greater the “amp hour” of the battery,the longer it will last and the more power it will produce. There are 1.5 to 9ah batteries.
Yes...with ease!
Probably not the best choice for large truck tires but it works great to dial in my small ATV tires!
main reason for buying this is the weight factor. I was tired of hauling around a 110 lb compressor for light jobs around the house. It works well with a brad and finish nailer and is light enough to carry 2 around the house. I will be testing a construction nail gun this summer 2 c how it really works. Good to air tires also.
I've used it for airing up tires on an old flatbed trailer and it worked pretty good. These tires were all the way flat too. It never ran out of power and there were 4 tires to air up. I've also used it to put up door trim with an air nailer. Also used it to put down sub-floor and the only downside to this one is it can't keep up if you're going fast like a professional installer. So the answer you seek is a definite "yes it can" !
Gu Doofus, This should work for airing off-road tires. Thanks for asking. Greg
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