Meet the New DEWALT 60-Gallon Quiet Air Compressor

Work is already loud enough. Your compressor doesn’t need to sound like a jet engine.

The new DEWALT 60-Gallon Quiet 4 HP Stationary Air Compressor gives you the capacity of a serious shop compressor without adding unnecessary noise and maintenance to your day.

DEWALT rates this compressor at just 70 dBA, making it 78% quieter than typical belt-drive, oil-lubricated units. That matters when you’re trying to talk with coworkers, hear what your tools are doing or simply avoid listening to a roaring compressor all day.

Its oil-free, direct-drive pump also eliminates oil changes, oil monitoring and belt adjustments. Check the intake filter, drain the tank and get back to work. The oil-free design also supports easier starting in colder conditions.

This compressor delivers 8.0 SCFM at 90 PSI and reaches a maximum pressure of 175 PSI. Pair that with its large 60-gallon ASME-certified tank, and you’ve got plenty of stored air for common pneumatic tools and longer periods between pump cycles.

Key features include:

1. Quiet 70 dBA operation
2. 8.0 SCFM at 90 PSI
3. 175 PSI maximum pressure
4. Large 60-gallon air tank
5. Maintenance-friendly oil-free pump
6. Heavy-duty induction motor
7. Large 3/4-inch outlet port
8. CSA C-US certification
9. One-year limited warranty

This compressor belongs with mechanics, woodworkers, maintenance crews, farm shops and serious DIYers who regularly use pneumatic tools. It can support applications involving nailers, impact wrenches, blow guns and other shop equipment, depending on each tool’s airflow requirements.

It is especially appealing if you’ve outgrown a smaller portable compressor but don’t want the noise and upkeep that often come with a traditional oil-lubricated unit.

If you need a stationary compressor with ample storage, high pressure, and simple maintenance, the DEWALT DXCMMA2441 checks the right boxes. It provides the capacity needed for demanding shop work while running quietly enough to keep the workspace comfortable.

Set it up, connect your air system and get to work. That is exactly what a shop compressor should let you do.