Cejn 11 208 9957 Non-safety Blow Gun Nozzle Rubber

Product Description

The CEJN 11 208 9957 is a rubber non-safety nozzle designed as a direct replacement component for CEJN blow guns. It attaches to the nozzle end of a compatible blow gun and directs the airflow during cleaning, drying, and debris-clearing tasks in shop and industrial environments. The nozzle measures 2.25 inches in length with a 1.5-inch height and 1.5-inch width. Its rubber construction provides flexibility and a degree of impact resistance compared to rigid plastic or metal alternatives. Licensed service technicians, maintenance professionals, and industrial equipment operators are the primary installers and end users of this component.

This nozzle is intended for use in shop maintenance, HVAC service, electrical panel cleaning, and general-purpose compressed-air blowdown applications. It is suited for both light commercial and industrial settings where routine compressed-air cleaning tasks are performed. The rubber material makes it appropriate for use around sensitive surfaces where a softer tip is preferred to avoid scratching or marring equipment housings and components. It ships individually as a single-piece replacement unit.

Key Features

• Rubber construction provides flexibility and reduces risk of surface damage during use
• Compact form factor at 2.25 inches long for close-quarters blowdown work
• Non-safety nozzle design for unrestricted airflow output
• Compatible with CEJN Series 208 and Series 210 blow guns
• Meets ISO standards as noted by the manufacturer
• Single-piece replacement unit with no minimum order requirement beyond one piece

Compatibility

Designed for use with CEJN Series 208 and Series 210 blow guns as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Depressurize and disconnect the compressed-air supply line before removing or installing any blow gun nozzle. This nozzle is a field-replaceable component and typically requires no tools beyond hand pressure to seat or remove, though procedures may vary by blow gun model. Follow all applicable workplace compressed-air safety guidelines and OSHA standards for air pressure equipment when returning the assembly to service.