Collection: Compressed Air Piping Kits

Shop compressed air piping kits for garages, auto shops and production floors — complete RapidAir systems with pipe or tubing, outlets, fittings and mounting hardware in one box, sized by run length from 100 ft up to 300 ft. Not sure which kit fits your layout? Call 888-714-1410 or email sales with a sketch of your shop and we will size it for you.

Why buy from Pittsburgh Spray Equipment

• Layout help before you buy — send us your compressor model and a rough floor plan and we will recommend pipe size, kit length and extra drops
• Expand later — every fitting, outlet and stick of pipe for these systems is in our Compressed Air Piping collection
• Clear freight terms — most kits ship ground parcel; only the 230 ft kits with 19 ft pipe ship by truck, for one flat charge per order
• Financing available — Credit Key + Klarna at checkout on qualifying orders

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Compressed Air Piping Kit Sizing Guide

Small garage or hobby shop

A 100 ft kit in 1/2 inch covers most one- and two-car garages with a single compressor. The RapidAir 90500 nylon kit is the budget pick; the MaxLine M3800 adds flexible aluminum tubing, a manifold and the install tools.

Auto shop or larger garage

Step up to 3/4 inch for air-hungry tools and longer runs. The FastPipe F28070 gives a rigid, professional-looking 90 ft run that still ships in one box; the MaxLine M7500 is the flexible alternative.

Multi-bay shop or production floor

For 200 ft and up, the 240 ft FastPipe kits (7 ft 6 in sticks, ship by parcel) or the 230 ft kits (19 ft sticks, fewer joints, ship by truck) in 3/4 or 1 inch run a loop around the building with five outlets, or choose the MaxLine M7580 300 ft kit to route around obstacles with fewer fittings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size compressed air piping kit do I need for my garage or shop?
Size the pipe to your compressor and the length of the run. A single compressor in a home garage is usually well served by 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch; go to 1 inch for larger compressors, long runs, or several people using air at once. If you are between sizes, pick the larger one — it costs a little more up front and keeps pressure drop down at the far outlets.

How many feet of pipe should the kit have?
Measure the main line from the compressor around the walls to the last drop, then add the drops down to each outlet. Most single-bay and two-car garages fit a 90-100 ft kit; larger shops and multi-bay layouts usually need a 230-300 ft kit. Extra pipe, fittings and outlets are sold separately in our Compressed Air Piping collection.

What is the difference between FastPipe and MaxLine kits?
FastPipe is rigid aluminum pipe with push-fit fittings — straight runs, a clean professional look, and no threading or gluing. MaxLine is flexible aluminum-core tubing that comes on a roll and bends around corners and obstacles, so it needs fewer fittings. The RapidAir 1/2 inch nylon kit is the lowest-cost option for light-duty garage use.

What comes in a RapidAir master kit?
Each master kit includes the pipe or tubing plus the outlets, connecting fittings and mounting clips to build a complete system; the MaxLine M3800 also includes a compressor manifold, cutter and bevel tool. Check each listing for the exact outlet count and contents.

How do the piping kits ship?
Kits built on 7 ft 6 in FastPipe sticks (the 90 ft and 240 ft kits) and the MaxLine and nylon tubing kits ship by ground parcel. The 230 ft FastPipe kits (F28099 and F28235) include 19 ft pipe, which is too long for parcel carriers, so they ship by freight truck for a flat $725 pipe freight charge per order.