Hose Length
Start with the distance between the planned reel location and the areas where technicians will actually use compressed air. The goal is enough working reach without creating unnecessary hose around the bay.
Air Hose Reels
Professional Shop Air Equipment
Air Hose Reels
Keep compressed-air lines organized, accessible and ready for work with air hose reels built for professional garages, service bays and shop environments.
Compare hose reels from Ranger, Lincoln and Balcrank with different hose sizes, pressure ratings and configurations to fit the way your shop uses compressed air.
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Application
Application
Build a cleaner, more accessible shop air setup.
The right hose reel keeps air hose available where you need it while helping control loose hose around the work area. Compare the details that matter to your installation and air system.
Working Reach
Hose Length
Choose enough hose to comfortably reach the vehicles, equipment and service areas supplied by each reel location.
Air Delivery
Hose Diameter
Hose size is an important part of the complete air system. Match the reel and hose configuration to the equipment and connections used in your shop.
System Compatibility
Pressure Rating
Verify the reel and hose pressure rating against the operating requirements of the compressed-air system it will serve.
Shop Layout
Reel Placement
Position reels where technicians can reach the work area without creating unnecessary hose runs through active shop space.
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Air Hose Reels
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Air Hose Reels for Sale
Compare available air hose reels by hose dimensions, pressure rating, brand and configuration to find the right fit for your shop air system.
Buying Guide
Choosing an Air Hose Reel
A hose reel should fit the compressed-air system, work area and tools it serves. Before choosing a reel, consider how far the hose needs to reach, the hose dimensions, pressure requirements and where the reel will be installed.
Hose Diameter
Hose dimensions are part of the complete air-delivery system. Check the hose size against your existing fittings, connections and intended shop equipment.
Pressure Rating
Make sure the reel and hose are rated appropriately for the compressed-air system they will be connected to. Pressure requirements should be checked before installation.
Reel Location
Plan reel placement around the actual workflow of the bay. A well-positioned reel makes the hose easier to access while reducing unnecessary hose runs through the working area.
Shop Air Organization
Plan the Reel Around the Work Area
Air hose reels are a small part of the shop, but their placement affects how conveniently compressed air can be used throughout a service bay.
Start at the Air Supply
Consider where the reel will connect to the shop's compressed-air system before deciding where it should be mounted.
Map the Working Area
Identify the vehicles, workstations and equipment that need to be reached from each reel location.
Check the Hose Specification
Compare hose length, diameter and pressure rating with the requirements of the installation.
Keep the Bay Organized
Position the reel so the hose can reach the work without requiring more loose line across the shop than necessary.
Before You
Buy
Buy
Check the Complete Hose Reel Specification
Similar-looking reels can have different hose dimensions, pressure capabilities and intended applications. Compare the complete product specification rather than choosing on appearance alone.
Specification
Length
Confirm that the included hose provides enough reach from the mounting point to the intended work area.
Specification
Diameter
Verify hose dimensions and connections against the rest of your compressed-air setup.
Specification
Pressure
Check the listed pressure rating before connecting the reel to your shop air system.
Application
Air or Air / Water
Review the manufacturer's stated application for the individual reel and make sure it matches how the equipment will actually be used.
Product Assistance
Need help choosing an air hose reel?
Talk with a Wrenchers product specialist about hose dimensions, pressure requirements and the equipment you're trying to connect.