Traditional air compressors and pipe rollers usually exist as independent equipment. In actual operations, additional air pipes need to be connected and equipment and pipes need to be stored separately, which not only takes up more space, but also increases the operating costs of equipment handling, connection and sorting. Especially in scenarios such as home maintenance, garage operations, and outdoor maintenance, traditional split devices are difficult to balance portability, use efficiency, and storage experience. In response to this pain point, this project deeply integrates the air compressor and the pipe roller, and integrates air compression, air circuit output and hose storage into the same product system. By re-planning the internal structure and functional layout, the trachea can be taken as it is used and automatically stored after use, thus reducing the tedious steps of connection and arrangement. It not only solves the problems of scattered equipment, messy pipelines and inconvenient storage of traditional air compressor equipment, but also further shortens the operation path from equipment start-up to actual operation, upgrading the product from a single air compression tool to an integrated operating system integrating output, use and storage, thus realizing a more efficient, convenient and complete use experience.