Head to head
Compair C105-14 vs Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced
The Compair C105-14 is a towable diesel air compressor. The Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Specifications side by side
| Compair C105-14 | Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 2090kg (braked, adjustable towbar) or 2036kg (braked, straight towbar) | 98kg |
| Free air delivery | 10.6 m3/min (375cfm) | - |
| Working pressure | 14 bar (204psi) | - |
| Engine | Deutz BF4M1013EC, 111kW | - |
| Fuel tank | 210 litres | - |
| Max cutting length | - | 1300mm |
| Motor power | - | 2.2HP / 1.65kW |
| Blade diameter | - | 300mm standard, up to 350mm |
| Max cutting depth | - | 80mm (300mm blade), 110mm (350mm blade), 235mm double pass |
| Voltage | - | 110V, needs 32A feed via 5kVA transformer |
Sources: Compair C105-14, Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
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.
Listed by
- V Plant Sales - Bridgnorth, Acton Round
Buy or hire the Zoe 130 Advanced if...
A bench-mounted wet saw for cutting large porcelain and stone tiles cleanly, used by tilers and landscapers rather than site labourers. Its 1300mm cutting length and interchangeable blade sizes suit large-format tile and paving jobs that a hand-held cutter cannot manage.
Listed by
- North London Plant Hire Ltd - Enfield
- North London Plant Hire - London
Common questions
What is the difference between the Compair C105-14 and the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced?
The Compair C105-14 is a towable diesel air compressor; the Raimondi Zoe 130 Advanced is a electric bridge saw for cutting large tiles and stone slabs.
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