Air Tool Match

Will this air tool run on that compressor?

Put a tool’s published air consumption next to a compressor’s published output, at the same pressure, using the figures the manufacturers themselves publish.

Compares published figures at the same PSI only. It does not size equipment.

Choose a tool and a compressor, then compare.

The result shows both published figures on one scale, with the pressure they were stated at and a link to each source page.

Unbranded portable compressor and impact wrench on a workshop bench.
Illustrative workshop image. It shows no measured pressure and no specific model.

How the comparison works

Figures come from manufacturer pages

Every tool and compressor value is transcribed by hand from the manufacturer’s own specification page and stored with its URL and the date it was checked.

The maths is multiplication and subtraction

Published tool consumption times the number of tools, compared with the published compressor output. Nothing is estimated and no safety factor is applied.

Unlike conditions stop the comparison

If the two ratings are stated at different pressures, or the compressor figure is SCFM rather than CFM, the matcher says so and gives no result.

Equipment decisions involving duty cycle, receiver size, electrical supply, installation, or pressure safety require qualified professional verification.

The records behind the matcher

Every figure the matcher can use, with its source and the day it was read.

Air tools
ToolTypeAverage CFMLoad CFMAt PSISource
Ingersoll Rand 231CImpact wrench4.22290Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 293Impact wrench126490Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 295AImpact wrench114690Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 2115TiMAXImpact wrench41790Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 2115PTiMAXImpact wrench41790Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 2115QTiMAXImpact wrench41790Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 2125PTiMAXImpact wrench41790Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 2125QTiMAXImpact wrench41790Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 1702P1Impact wrenchnot published1590Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Ingersoll Rand 1702SB1Impact wrenchnot published1390Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Compressors
CompressorOutputPublished asMatcher categoryAt PSISource
DEWALT DXCMS20045US55.0 CFM at 90 PSICFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
DEWALT DXCM2016.26.2 CFM at 90 PSICFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
DEWALT DXCMLA47080651414 CFM at 90 PSICFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
DEWALT DWFP5513033.0 scfm delivered @ 90 PSISCFM delivered90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Makita MAC24004.2Performance (90 PSI) : 4.2 CFMCFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
California Air Tools 80102.22.20 CFM @ 90 PSICFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Rolair 3095K1812.5CFM Delivered: 12.5 CFM @ 90 PSICFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Campbell Hausfeld VT627110.2Compressor CFM@90PSI: 10.2 CFMCFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19
Metabo HPT EC914S4Air Delivery @ 90 PSI (CFM): 4.0CFM90Manufacturer pagechecked 2026-09-19

Guides

Short reading on what the figures mean before you compare them.

  1. MethodologyHow to Compare Air Tool CFM With Compressor OutputA source-backed way to compare an air tool's published CFM with a compressor's output without mixing pressure or rating contexts.
  2. Air toolsAverage vs Load CFM: Which Air Tool Rating Are You Comparing?How to read an air tool specification that lists both average and load CFM, and why a comparison must keep the manufacturer label intact.