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Armorgard OxBox vs Compair C105-14

The Armorgard OxBox is a steel lockable storage box for tools and equipment, used on site or in a van. The Compair C105-14 is a towable diesel air compressor.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Specifications side by side

Armorgard OxBoxCompair C105-14
Weight58-60kg (OX3)2090kg (braked, adjustable towbar) or 2036kg (braked, straight towbar)
External dimensions1210 x 625 x 645mm (OX3)-
Internal dimensions1115 x 550 x 595mm (OX3)-
Material1.5-2.5mm powder-coated steel-
LockingTwin keyed-alike 5-lever deadlocks, 3 keys-
Free air delivery-10.6 m3/min (375cfm)
Working pressure-14 bar (204psi)
Engine-Deutz BF4M1013EC, 111kW
Fuel tank-210 litres

Sources: Armorgard OxBox, Compair C105-14. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the OxBox if...

A steel site box bought by builders, plant hire firms and tradesmen to keep tools and equipment secure on an open site or in the back of a van. It comes in several sizes and is fitted with forklift pockets so it can be moved around a yard.

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Buy or hire the C105-14 if...

A high-pressure, towable diesel compressor built for breaker tools, sandblasting and other high-pressure air work on construction sites, rather than the lower-pressure compressors used for general tool hire.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the Armorgard OxBox and the Compair C105-14?

The Armorgard OxBox is a steel lockable storage box for tools and equipment, used on site or in a van; the Compair C105-14 is a towable diesel air compressor.

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