Cejn 11 210 0430 Air Blow Gun Adjustable Safety Nozzle

Product Description

The CEJN 11 210 0430 is an adjustable safety air blow gun designed for industrial and trade applications where controlled airflow and operator safety are both required. The body is constructed from POM (polyoxymethylene), a durable engineering-grade thermoplastic that resists chemicals and wear. This blow gun delivers up to 42.40 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM) of airflow and is rated for use in environments where OSHA safety standards govern compressed air equipment. Ergonomic design and a non-slip grip reduce operator fatigue during extended use. It is installed and operated by maintenance technicians, HVAC service pros, and general industrial tradespeople working with compressed air systems.

The 11 210 0430 is suited for workbench cleaning, part blowoff, and general-purpose compressed air tasks in both shop and field environments. The adjustable flow control nozzle allows the operator to dial airflow to the task at hand, making it useful across a wide range of applications from light dusting to more demanding debris removal. The compact form factor — measuring 8 inches in height and 5.5 inches in length — fits comfortably in a standard tool bag or air station holster.

Key Features

• Adjustable safety nozzle with flow control for variable airflow output
• POM body construction — chemical-resistant and impact-durable
• Up to 42.40 SCFM airflow capacity
• Decibel rating of 79 to 101 dB depending on flow setting
• Meets OSHA safety standards for compressed air blow guns
• Ergonomic, non-slip grip reduces operator fatigue

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose compressed air blow gun compatible with standard compressed air supply lines and quick-connect fittings common in industrial and trade shop environments.

Installation Notes

This blow gun is connected and operated by any trade technician or maintenance personnel working with compressed air. Before attaching or removing the blow gun, depressurize the supply line and verify the air source is shut off. Always confirm the quick-connect fitting on the supply line matches the inlet of the blow gun before pressurizing. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.242(b) governs the use of compressed air for cleaning purposes — verify compliance with applicable workplace safety requirements before use.