Bobcat Company Adds Tank-Mounted Series to Its Growing Industrial Air Compressor Lineup
Bobcat Company‘s industrial air compressor lineup just got bigger with the introduction of its tank-mounted series. The company said these new tank-mounted rotary-screw air compressors are efficient, built for reliable performance in light-to-medium-duty applications and are capable of continuous-duty operation.
“Bobcat tank-mounted industrial air units deliver dependable performance and long-term value,” said Patrick Jakeway, general manager at Bobcat Company. “Their rugged construction, energy efficiency and low maintenance make them an ideal choice for users who prioritize reliability and a low total cost of ownership across various applications.”
The tank-mounted series boasts six new air compressors, including the SA10TD, SA10T, SA15TD, SA15T, SA20TD and SA20T. According to the press release, these products are available now through Bobcat industrial air distributors. They will be on display at FabTech 2025, in Chicago, Sept. 8-11.
From the press release:
Bobcat’s tank-mounted air compressors offer a tri-voltage plug-and-play package with connectivity to one other machine. The standard 120-gal tank is available with and without a dryer and prefilter, and comes standard with 125 psi, with 100, 150 and 175 psi options available to match facility demands. They are useful in a variety of applications including automotive aftermarket, woodworking and metal fabrication.
These cost-effective machines minimize downtime and consume less energy while powering your facility every day, thanks to high-quality components like IP55 electric motors, Star-Delta motor starter systems and high-efficiency airends.
Bobcat said that the compressors are backed by a 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty and U.S.-based parts and service support.
Visit Bobcat at FabTech 2025
Heading to FabTech? Be sure to visit the Bobcat booth, D37238-Lakeside Ballroom. There you’ll get to see Bobcat’s compressed air solutions in person, as well as with subject matter experts.
Pam Kleineke is managing editor of Compact Equipment.
