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No air compressors are listed for sale in the Makkah Region today, whether diesel, electric or towable, in Jeddah, Mecca, Taif or KAEC. A purchase request giving the air delivery and pressure needed reaches verified sellers across Saudi Arabia, and buyers pay nothing to post one.
The Saudi Arabia compressors page shows national listings; the Riyadh and Dammam Eastern Province pages cover the other markets, and the Makkah Region hub shows other machines for sale here.
Compressor ads list the air delivery, working pressure, drive, make, year, hours and location, and may include the asking price. Buyers call or message the seller from the listing and arrange the viewing and sale directly. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission.
Self-contained diesel units power breakers, rock drills and sandblasting where there is no mains supply, as on road cuts in the Taif hills or new plots at KAEC.
Electric units run quietly and without exhaust, which suits fixed workshops, factories and plant rooms in Jeddah and indoor work in hotels around Mecca. They need a supply rated for their motor.
Mounted on a road trailer, these move between sites behind a pickup. Most contractors' general-purpose compressors are towable diesels.
Add up the air consumption of every tool that will run at the same time, then allow a margin for hose losses and wear; the compressor's rated delivery should exceed that total. Working pressure must suit the most demanding tool. Hot weather in Jeddah and Mecca lowers delivery and works the cooling system hard, so check radiators and oil coolers on any used unit.
None is listed in the region, so no SAR range is given. Sellers set their prices and show them on the listing or quote them on request. Delivery, pressure, drive, year and hours set the figure; ask about VAT and transport.
Each future listing will show where the unit is kept, from Jeddah Islamic Port and Al Balad to Al Hamra and the Corniche, the airport district, Obhur, Mecca or Taif. A towable unit can be collected on its own wheels.
State the air delivery, pressure, drive and budget. Other buyers' requests appear on the inquiry board, an owner can list a compressor free, and the compressor hire page covers short jobs.
No air compressor is listed for sale in the region today, so no local SAR price can be given. When sellers list, the asking price appears on the ad or is quoted on request. Air delivery, working pressure, diesel or electric drive, year and hours decide it. A posted request brings prices from sellers across Saudi Arabia to compare.
Total the air demand of the tools running together and choose a unit whose rated delivery exceeds it with a margin. Remote sites without power need a diesel, usually towable; workshops and indoor work with a reliable supply suit an electric unit. Check that the working pressure matches the most demanding tool, such as a rock drill or blasting pot.
Used diesel compressors are common and good value when the airend is healthy, the engine hours are documented and the unit holds pressure under load. New makes sense for continuous duty or where air quality matters, such as spray work. Ask whether the airend has been rebuilt, since it is the most expensive part to replace.
Yes, through the phone or WhatsApp contact on the listing. Run the compressor at full load with tools connected and watch whether pressure holds, listen for knocking in the airend, check for oil carry-over at the outlet, and look at the radiators, belts and hoses. On a towable unit, inspect the tyres, brakes, lights and towbar too.
A sale invoice and the seller's proof of ownership are the usual documents, with import papers for a unit brought in from abroad. A towable compressor may also have trailer registration to transfer. Requirements vary by seller and unit, so agree them before payment. Check the serial plate against the paperwork and ask for the service history.
For construction sites without a dependable power supply, a diesel is the practical choice because it runs anywhere and can be towed between jobs. Electric compressors cost less to run and suit fixed locations such as workshops, factories and plant rooms. Contractors with both kinds of work often keep a towable diesel for sites and an electric unit at their base.