Every workshop ends up using compressed air for the boring jobs: drying parts after a wash, clearing swarf off a machine table, blowing grass clippings out of an air filter housing, popping debris out of a brake drum before the pads go back in. This blow gun does all of it with a thumb-reach trigger and the right nozzle for the job.
Features
- Four interchangeable nozzles — a long extended tube for reaching into ducts and behind radiators, a rubber-tipped safety nozzle for close work on painted surfaces, a standard short nozzle for general blowing, and a tapered jet nozzle for stubborn debris
- Rubber-tipped safety nozzle protects paint, glass and trim when the nozzle gets close
- Pistol grip with lever trigger — variable airflow, squeeze harder for more air, release to stop
- Rubberised composite body that does not get icy in the hand on a winter morning
- 1/4 in. BSP inlet with quick-connect fitting supplied — plugs straight into a standard workshop hose line
- Chrome-plated brass nozzles that survive being dropped on a concrete floor
Specifications
- Pieces: blow gun + 4 nozzles + quick-connect fitting
- Working pressure: 60–90 psi / 4–6 bar (typical garage compressor range)
- Air inlet: 1/4 in. BSP
- Nozzle material: chrome-plated brass / steel
- Body: composite with rubber overmould grip
- Long nozzle length: approx. 180 mm
What you need to run it
An air compressor is not included. Any compressor from about 25 litres up will drive it comfortably. Always wear safety glasses — and never aim the jet at yourself or anyone else. Keep air pressure sensible when blowing around bearings and seals.
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