Wilmar Corporation W10005 Portable 5 Gallon Air Tank

Product Description

The WILMAR CORPORATION W10005 is a 5-gallon portable air tank rated to a maximum of 125 psi. It is designed for storing and delivering compressed air in shop, garage, and field service environments. The tank ships ready to use and weighs 13.65 pounds, making it light enough to carry to the job. A built-in handle supports easy transport between work areas. The safety pressure bypass valve with manual override and an on/off air adjustment dial give the technician direct control over air delivery without reaching for separate regulators or fittings.

This tank suits automotive service, tire inflation, pneumatic tool charging, and general maintenance tasks where a compressor is not on site. The included industrial-grade air hose terminates in a standard tire air chuck, making it immediately usable for tire service on cars, trucks, and light equipment. The high-visibility exterior color helps locate the tank quickly in a busy shop or work truck.

Key Features

• 5-gallon capacity rated to 125 psi maximum working pressure
• Safety pressure bypass valve with manual override for controlled air release
• On/off air adjustment dial for precise flow control at the outlet
• Industrial-grade air hose included with standard tire air chuck
• Integrated carry handle for portable one-handed transport
• High-visibility color for easy identification in shop or field settings

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone portable air storage tank compatible with standard compressed-air fill valves and tire service equipment using common air chuck fittings.

Installation Notes

This tank is filled through a standard Schrader-style valve using any air compressor with a compatible chuck. Always verify the supply pressure does not exceed the 125 psi maximum rated pressure of the tank before filling. Depressurize the tank fully using the manual override on the bypass valve before storing or transporting in an enclosed vehicle. Inspection and service of pressurized air tanks should follow applicable shop safety codes and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.169 guidelines where applicable.