Air compressors are devices that draw in air, compress it, and store the compressed air in a tank that can later be used to power various tools or equipment. Here are some important storage instructions and precautions when working with compressed air compressors:

Safety Equipment: Before using the compressor, make sure you have protective clothing, including safety glasses and hearing protection, to protect yourself from possible accidents.

Correct installation: Make sure the air compressor is installed on a flat and stable surface. Avoid curved or unstable surfaces that could cause the compressor to tilt or tip over.

Regular maintenance: The compressed air compressor should be regularly serviced according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This includes changing the oil, cleaning the filters and general inspections to ensure it is running smoothly and safely.

Reading the instruction manual: Before using the compressor, read the instruction manual carefully and follow all instructions given by the manufacturer. This ensures that you use the device correctly and safely.

Correct working pressure: Do not exceed the maximum value of the pressure produced by the compressed air compressor. This can cause the device to overload and malfunction, and increase the risk of accidents.

Check for leaks: Before using the compressor, check the air lines and fittings for leaks. Identifying and repairing air leaks prior to use will help ensure trouble-free operation.