The compressor is constructed using PE-pipes with a continuously decreasing internal diameter, arranged in multiple spirals set at a 45-degree angle and organized in parallel. Each endpoint of every spiral is connected to two straight pipes running inside the spirals One manages the return of water within the spiral, connecting the endpoint with the starting point of the same spiral. The other straight pipe connects the endpoint of the current spiral to the starting point of the subsequent one, exclusively facilitating the passage of air. Throughout operation, water remains within its designated spiral, while air seamlessly moves from one spiral to the next as pressure accumulates and increases in stages, ultimately reaching the endpoint of the last spiral where the air has reached the end pressure. This thoughtfully engineered system, complemented by gravity, manages the separation of air and water, guaranteeing a seamless flow and process. Notably, the entire rotating apparatus operates passively, with only one single moving part. Once filled with water, the compressor necessitates no additional water intake; it solely requires air as the inflow and outputs only air.