Alton AT01101 Portable 2-Gallon Hotdog Tank Oil-Free Air Compressor

• Alton 2-Gallon hotdog oil-free air compressor
• Perfect for air-brushing, inflation, stapling and other tasks
• Small tank size allows for convenient portability and storage
• Plastic shroud prevents excessive heat; easy-to-read gauges provide precise control
• Compact design, Flip-up cushioned handle for easy transport

Got it for $40 on sale at Farm & Fleet. Very light and easy to carry. It will run a brad nailer ok for use around the home. It comes with a coiled hose and a air chuck. I put a quick coupler on it to be able to use a blow gun, brad nailer, or the air chuck. A plus is that it will work when plugged into to a 400 watt inverter connected to on my F-150's battery. Works a lot faster than the 12V compressors.

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Currently, the Coleman® name is being licensed by Alton Industries of Batavia, IL and they are manufacturing and distributing both generators and compressors with the Coleman® brand.

If I remember correctly, Batavia, IL is in the USA, NOT China.

If you like coleman products, you'll like this product. It was originally made by Powermate, now being made by Alton industries. It is also being sold in red, with the coleman name on it instead of alton. Same parts, same comressor, different name.

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Way over priced here, bought it for only $47 at Sears online! Very nice for the money, and it comes with a hose!

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I bought this same one for my son a few years ago. My son-in-law wanted the same one for Christmas. It arrived promptly and he is very excited.

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Bad quality. The handle is made out of thin or brittle plastic: fell apart into pieces. Also, compressor would not start. I had to tip (lean) the compressor on one side, then on the other, and then it started. Something is not right. I used the compressor only one time!