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Besides the obvious difference between the two in terms of the lubrication system, oilless and oil air compressors function in the same ways. Both styles are available in a variety of sizes and CFM ratings. Picking the right unit for you comes down to looking at how you’re going to use the compressor and how much maintenance you’re willing to do.

NUMBER 1.

Maintenance

The fact that an oil lubricated air compressors have lubricating oil in them means that there is more maintenance involved. The oil will have to be changed eventually, even if it doesn’t happen very often. If you’re in the market for a larger air compressor, chances are the difference in performance between it being an oil lubricated air compressor and an oil free compressor more than makes up for the small difference in the extra maintenance. If you choose between the two compressors of the same size, you’ll have to investigate further.

NUMBER 2.

Usage

Oiled compressors are the go-to models for shop and factory use where maximum performance for a long lifespan is required. These machines are bigger and bulkier than oilless compressors, but in these cases, the users value the machinery’s long service life. Oil-free units are smaller units made for occasional use and are ideal for home use or DIY-ers looking to benefit from pneumatic tools in their workshops. They aren’t designed to operate 24/7, and most people who buy them don’t want to do that anyway.

NUMBER 3.

Lifespan

How long do oil-free compressors last in comparison with Oiled Air Compressors? As oil-less air compressors in essence sealed units that cannot have their oil topped up, they have a finite lifespan limited by the pre-applied lubrication. At the cheaper end of the scale, 100 hours of service life is maybe a little conservative estimate of how long an oil-less air compressor will last. Closer to 200-300 hours of use can be achieved by taking care of your oil-less compressor.

NUMBER 4.

Cost

Oil air compressors will cost more than a similarly-sized oil-free compressor. Why? Because the oil-lubed system is a little bit more complicated for the manufacturer, production costs are higher. It’s also a more durable good since the lifespan of the unit is greater. That means that while it costs more initially, it will last longer and will be many years before it needs to be replaced.

NUMBER 5.

Noise

The circulating oil in oil-lubed units does more than just dissipate heat and lubricate parts. It also acts as a sound barrier. Oilless compressors are noisier than oil units for several reasons. For one thing, oilless compressors are usually smaller and have less mass than larger units. That means that their cylinders banging around are more likely to cause vibrations over the entire unit, resulting in more noise.

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