Ring main system

A ring main is the fixed compressed air line through your workshop: aluminium pipe on the wall, with drops to each work station. Unlike a hose snaking across the floor it delivers the same pressure everywhere, and nobody trips over it.The pipe is calibrated, so the fittings seal on it without welding, soldering or cutting threads. Saw, deburr, push in. That makes it a system you install yourself and extend yourself later.

32 products6 subcategories
32 products
Shut-off valve, Aignep
Valves and condensate drains

Shut-off valve, Aignep

from €56.24

6 variants

3-5
Shut-off valve male thread, Aignep
Valves and condensate drains

Shut-off valve male thread, Aignep

from €44.56

2 variants

3-5
Saddle tap, Aignep
Saddle taps and manifolds

Saddle tap, Aignep

from €64.35

8 variants

3-5
Saddle tap female thread, Aignep
Saddle taps and manifolds

Saddle tap female thread, Aignep

from €64.35

4 variants

3-5
Aluminium air pipe, 4 metres, Aignep
Aluminium air pipe

Aluminium air pipe, 4 metres, Aignep

from €48.97

6 variants

3-5
Aluminium air pipe, 6 metres, Aignep
Aluminium air pipe

Aluminium air pipe, 6 metres, Aignep

from €68.00

6 variants

3-5
Bend, 135 degrees, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Bend, 135 degrees, Aignep

from €22.81

6 variants

3-5
Cutter for saddle tap, Aignep
Ring main installation tools

Cutter for saddle tap, Aignep

from €153.12

2 variants

3-5
Drill jig for saddle tap, Aignep
Ring main installation tools

Drill jig for saddle tap, Aignep

from €67.47

4 variants

3-5
Pipe clip with M6 quick fastener, Aignep
Ring main brackets

Pipe clip with M6 quick fastener, Aignep

from €3.66

6 variants

3-5
End plug, Aignep
Ring main fittings

End plug, Aignep

from €7.39

6 variants

3-5
Elbow coupler, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Elbow coupler, Aignep

from €21.30

6 variants

3-5
Elbow coupler female thread, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Elbow coupler female thread, Aignep

from €19.07

5 variants

3-5
Elbow coupler male thread, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Elbow coupler male thread, Aignep

from €19.07

5 variants

3-5
Two-way elbow coupler with wall bracket female thread, adjustable, Aignep
Ring main brackets

Two-way elbow coupler with wall bracket female thread, adjustable, Aignep

from €38.41

2 variants

3-5
Elbow coupler with wall bracket female thread, adjustable, Aignep
Ring main brackets

Elbow coupler with wall bracket female thread, adjustable, Aignep

from €21.41

3 variants

3-5
Obstacle bypass pipe, 180 degrees 20 mm
Aluminium air pipe

Obstacle bypass pipe, 180 degrees 20 mm

€49.46
3-5
Obstacle bypass pipe, straight 20 mm
Aluminium air pipe

Obstacle bypass pipe, straight 20 mm

€49.46
3-5
Deburring tool for aluminium air pipe
Ring main installation tools

Deburring tool for aluminium air pipe

€84.55
3-5
H14 spacer for pipe clip
Ring main brackets

H14 spacer for pipe clip

€3.03
3-5
Straight coupler, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Straight coupler, Aignep

from €20.66

6 variants

3-5
Straight coupler female thread, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Straight coupler female thread, Aignep

from €12.33

4 variants

3-5
Straight coupler male thread, Aignep
Ring main fittings

Straight coupler male thread, Aignep

from €13.49

14 variants

3-5
Straight coupler with condensate drain, Aignep
Valves and condensate drains

Straight coupler with condensate drain, Aignep

from €26.31

2 variants

3-5

Frequently asked questions about Ring main system

Answers to the most common questions from our customers

Look at the air consumption of your heaviest tool and the length of the run. For a workshop with a few stations 25 or 32 mm is plenty. Go past fifty metres, or hang several impact wrenches on it at once, and you want 40 mm with drops down to 20 or 25.
In a ring the air reaches every drop from two directions. That halves the pressure loss at the far point and a peak at one station barely shows at the others. A dead-end run always sags at the far end first.
Yes. Lay the pipe with a slight fall towards one point and put a drain there. That is where condensate belongs, not in the tools. Always take drops off the top of the pipe, then water cannot run into them on its own.
Yes, that is the whole point of the system. You need a fine-tooth saw, the deburring tool, and for saddle taps a drill jig with a cutter. Saw, square it off, push in. No welding set or blowtorch involved.
A pipe adaptor or a threaded fitting connects to what is already there, in sizes from 1/2 to 3 inch. On the largest pipe size a flange will do it too. Measure the thread size of your existing line first.