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    Best Air Compressors for Roofing UK 1970

    Roofing compressors live in the back of a van, on rough ground and in the rain. They need to be tough, portable, and capable of feeding a coil nailer at full speed.

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    About Air Compressors for Roofing

    Coil roofing nailers typically draw 1.5–3 CFM. A pair of roofers sharing one compressor will need 4–6 CFM and a tank of at least 24L to avoid waiting for the pressure to rebuild.

    Choose a wheeled portable with a steel rollcage, oil-lubricated belt-drive pump for site durability, and an electric start regulator that holds your nailer's exact pressure.

    UK roofing favourites: Bostitch RC-10-U, Senco PC1010, Hyundai HY7524-50, Clarke Bandit Plus.

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