The Vanair PRO 35 is a gas-driven reciprocating air compressor mounted on a 30 gallon receiver tank, powered by a Honda engine with electric start. Built for mechanics, service trucks, agriculture and contractors who want dependable mobile air at an economical cost, the 460 lb package delivers the receiver-tank buffer that intermittent tools impact wrenches, tire tools, blow guns use most efficiently.
Where the rotary-screw machines in our gas-driven compressor lineup shine at continuous duty, a reciprocating PRO unit is the economical choice for stop-and-go service work. Vanair offers a PRO Series cold weather kit factory-installed at assembly for low-temperature fleets, and the rest of the line is on our Vanair compressors page. Unsure between piston and screw? The air compressor buyer’s guide lays out the trade-off.
- Gas-driven reciprocating (piston) compressor package on a 30 gallon air receiver tank
- Honda gas engine with push-button electric start
- 460 lb tank-mounted package sized for pickup beds, service bodies and shop trailers
- Receiver tank buffers air for intermittent tools: impact wrenches, tire service, blow-down and general shop air
- Optional PRO Series cold weather kit with engine block heater and compressor oil heater (installed at assembly)
- Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver, a stocking Vanair dealer
Vanair PRO 35 FAQ
Is the tank 30 or 35 gallons?
The receiver tank is 30 gallons; PRO 35 is the model designation. The complete tank-mounted package weighs 460 lb.
Does it have electric start?
Yes the Honda gas engine carries push-button electric start.
Will it run in cold weather?
Vanair offers a PRO Series cold weather kit with an engine block heater and compressor oil heater; it is installed at assembly, so order it with the machine.
Reciprocating or rotary screw?
A reciprocating package like the PRO 35 is the economical choice for stop-and-go service work off a receiver tank; continuous-duty users should look at the rotary-screw machines in our air compressor lineup.