Vanair Gas Driven Air Compressors
Truck-mounted gas air power in two builds: the Viper Gas G60, G70 and G80 put 60–80 CFM of continuous rotary-screw air in a 440 lb deck-mount with a 25 HP Honda EFI, and the PRO Series reciprocating compressors cover intermittent service work from $4,699. Every stocked configuration is priced and buyable below.
The short version
Pick the Viper by pressure: G60 for 150 PSI tools, G70 for the 125 PSI middle path, G80 for maximum airflow at 100 PSI — all from $12,999, with a Kohler-engine G80 on sale at $10,666. Lighter, intermittent air: the PRO 35 at $4,699. Compare every brand in gas-driven air compressors, see the full line on the Vanair brand page, read the Air Compressor Buyer’s Guide, or call 1-888-883-5144.
Viper Gas Rotary-Screw Compressors
One 440 lb platform, 39 x 21 x 30 in., 25 HP Honda iGX800 EFI, 10-gal fuel — three outputs that trade pressure for volume, each with a lifetime warranty on the encapsulated airend.
Vanair Viper Gas G80
The volume pick: 80 CFM at 100 PSI feeds air-hungry work — sand blasting, 4-in. piercing tools, or a small crew of pneumatic tools off one machine. Stocked in five Honda configurations plus a Kohler-engine unit on sale.
80 CFM @ 100 PSI · 25 HP Honda or Kohler · 440 lb · 39 x 21 x 30 in.
Vanair Viper Gas G60
The pressure pick: 60 CFM at a full 150 PSI for tools that want pressure over volume — 90 lb breakers, post drivers, rock drills, long hose runs and irrigation blow-out.
60 CFM @ 150 PSI · 25 HP Honda iGX800 EFI · 440 lb · 39 x 21 x 30 in.
Vanair Viper Gas G70
The middle path: 70 CFM at 125 PSI covers mixed toolboxes — more air than the G60 when the G80’s 100 PSI is not enough pressure for the day’s work.
70 CFM @ 125 PSI · 25 HP Honda iGX800 EFI · 440 lb · 39 x 21 x 30 in.
PRO Series Reciprocating Compressors
Honest reciprocating air for intermittent duty — tires, service calls and ag repairs at the lowest cost of entry.
Vanair PRO 35 — 30-Gal Receiver, Honda Electric Start
35 CFM reciprocating compressor rated to 175 PSI max on a 30-gallon receiver with Honda power and electric start. The economical way to put real air on a truck.
35 CFM · 175 PSI max · Honda GX390 electric start · 30-gal receiver
Vanair Gas Compressors Compared
| Model | Air delivery | Pressure | Type | Engine | Dry weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Viper G60 | 60 CFM | 150 PSI | Rotary screw | 25 HP Honda EFI | 440 lb | From $12,999 |
| Viper G70 | 70 CFM | 125 PSI | Rotary screw | 25 HP Honda EFI | 440 lb | From $12,999 |
| Viper G80 | 80 CFM | 100 PSI | Rotary screw | 25 HP Honda or Kohler | 440 lb | From $10,666 |
| Viper G55 | 55 CFM | 175 PSI | Rotary screw | 25 HP Honda | 440 lb | Call to Quote |
| PRO 35 | 35 CFM | 175 PSI max | Reciprocating | Honda GX390 | 284–420 lb by platform | $4,699 |
| PRO 25 | 25 CFM | 175 PSI max | Reciprocating | 8.4 HP Honda GX270 | 186–326 lb by platform | Call to Quote |
| Contractor | 20 CFM + 4.2 kW gen | 150 PSI max | Reciprocating | Kohler 14/19 HP or Vanair 20 HP | 304–550 lb by platform | Call to Quote |
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Vanair Gas Compressor Questions
What is a Vanair Viper Gas compressor?
A deck-mount rotary-screw air compressor for trucks: a 25 HP Honda iGX800 EFI drives an encapsulated rotary-screw airend making 60–80 CFM of continuous air in a 440 lb, 39 x 21 x 30 in. package — roughly half the weight and footprint of towing a compressor, with a lifetime warranty on the airend.
Which Viper Gas model should I pick?
Pick by pressure and volume: the G60 makes 60 CFM at a full 150 PSI for pressure-hungry tools (post drivers, rock drills, 90 lb breakers), the G70 makes 70 CFM at 125 PSI for mixed toolboxes, and the G80 makes 80 CFM at 100 PSI for airflow-hungry work like sand blasting and piercing tools. All three share the same engine, weight and footprint.
What do the configuration options add?
Cold weather adds the factory freeze-protection package, remote start adds panel-free starting from the cab or tool end, and the wheel cart puts the Viper on Vanair’s zero-turn cart with pneumatic wheels. Configurations are priced on each chip above — every stocked one is buyable today.
Can the Viper Gas run a 90 lb jackhammer?
Yes — the 60–80 CFM Viper Gas models cover 60–90 lb class breakers, piercing tools and post drivers, one big tool per machine. Pick the G60 if the breaker wants pressure, the G80 if the tool spread wants volume.
When does the PRO 35 make more sense than a Viper?
When air use is intermittent — tires, service calls, ag repairs — and the budget matters more than continuous duty. The PRO 35 is a 35 CFM reciprocating compressor at $4,699; the Viper’s rotary screw earns its price when tools run air all day.
How fast do these ship?
Stocked models ship within one business day; the rest ship within a few business days. We ship nationwide from our own stock and, on some lines, direct from the manufacturer — freight is quoted alongside the machine.
Not sure which gas compressor fits the truck?
Tell us the tools, the duty cycle and the chassis, and we will spec the right Vanair machine — stocked, quoted or configured from the factory line.