Rent A Compressor – Air For Hire

Renting an air compressor is the best way to address your temporary air compression needs during this shutdown /Lock down Situation Due to CORONA VIRUS (Covid-19). Industrial air compressor rental is also a great option if you have an existing system that requires repairs or maintenance and you don’t want to fall behind your work orders. Industrial air compressor CompAir rental machines are available in different sizes, capabilities, and mobility types. You need to choose the model that matches your tools and the requirements for your specific projects.

Reasons why companies rent air compressor equipment

1. Unexpected equipment failure

It is always wise to expect the unexpected. Emergencies inevitably happen like Corona Virus Spreads in the whole world, whether they come from a natural disaster, human error, or from equipment failure. Ensuring production lines are continuously running with clean and reliable compressed air is absolutely critical. Compressed air equipment breakdowns can have serious consequences, and minimizing the costs and delays caused by unscheduled repairs is a priority.

When an air compressor stops working, every minute production is down creating a loss of money and time, and increases stress and frustration. To reduce the risk of financial and productivity loss, a rental will maintain the air capacity needed to keep a process operational while issues with the current system are being addressed.

2. Planned outages and maintenance

When facility changes are underway, the last thing needed is for product quality and productivity to be at risk. During plant upgrades, renovations, or routine maintenance, temporary compressed air solutions facilitate continuous operations, keeping production running at peak efficiency. When planning for facility changes, air compressor rentals can sustain critical processes while new equipment and other changes are being adopted.

3. Save on capital expenses

The first reason to consider renting an air compressor is simply a matter of finance. Compressors don’t exactly come off the line at a low price. This means a company would need a fair capital budget to get the equipment up and running. Renting tends to be more affordable. While renting the air compressor, companies are able to pay it out through an operating budget, allowing them to keep up with operating and uptimes. On the note of expenses, this could save on maintenance as well, since most rental agreements come with support services on these air compressors.

4. Personalized productivity

Often when inheriting a compressor or purchasing a new one, they must be adapted to current systems. Because of this, renting can be a choice of convenience as well. Since the rented compressor is often a temporary device, it is easier to get more specific with system needs. Adjust the compressor to the facility’s system and if things change, rent a different one. This adaptability can additionally save costs and optimize productivity in different ways. A compressor fitted to the company’s specifications means optimal compressed air quality, exact pressure levels, and reduced waste.

5. Compressed air on demand

Sometimes renting an air compressor is necessary for addition to the compressor currently in use. Seasonal demand can be a large variable for a company to consider. Spikes like these can be met with additional compressors that can facilitate the additional compressed air necessary to keep up with seasonal order periods. Outside of the seasonal nature of the sales cycle, it is also important to consider seasonal weather conditions. Some compressors’ performance can suffer from the natural conditions they are subjected to and the support of an additional compressor can help productivity from falling out of optimization.

Why Rent?

• Monthly payment – no unexpected bills
• Less admin processing invoices for engineer visits or parts
• Rapid emergency response in case of break down
• Peace of mind for compliance
• Less downtime
• We will simply swap machine if it can’t be fixed quickly
• Minimum service contract length 1 year
• Priority service desk support
• Simple pricing structure with no hidden extras

Will Renting Help to Save Money?

In most cases, renting is a much better deal than buying. It can be an especially good deal if you only need an air compressor for certain tasks or for a limited time.

For example, you can rent one of these machines for under $200 per day. In contrast, owning an air compressor can cost $5,000 to $50,000 or more with interest fees and insurance costs.

No matter how long you need an air compressor, Sakoon Pneumatics can help you do the job right the first time. With day-, week-, and month-long rentals across the country, we’re at your service for big and small jobs alike.

From compact air compressors to some of the biggest models on the market, we have the power you need. Reserve your air rental compressor online or contact us