Coilhose Pneumatics BG-KITC Plastic Blow Gun Kit 150 Psi

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS BG-KITC is a plastic blow gun kit designed for compressed air applications in automotive, industrial, and general shop environments. The kit ships with a blow gun body and a broad assortment of 11 interchangeable tips, giving technicians the flexibility to handle cleaning, inflating, and detail work without sourcing additional accessories. The 1/4 inch inlet threads onto standard shop air fittings, and the 150 psi maximum pressure rating covers most industrial compressor systems. Pneumatic technicians and shop mechanics are the primary installers.

This kit is well suited for light industrial facilities, auto repair shops, fabrication shops, and general maintenance environments where one technician may need multiple tip types on a single shift. The included tip variety eliminates the need to stock several individual blow guns. The kit is sold as a single packaged unit and is appropriate for both bench-top use and mobile service carts.

Key Features

• Includes 11 interchangeable tips: high volume safety tip, inflator tip, non-safety tip, rubber tip, safety booster tip, safety extension tip, standard safety tip, and 5 assorted needle tips
• 1/4 inch inlet fits standard shop air quick-connect fittings and NPT adapters
• 150 psi maximum working pressure suitable for most industrial compressed air systems
• Plastic body construction reduces weight for extended handheld use
• Complete kit format reduces sourcing time for shops that need multiple tip styles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use blow gun kit compatible with standard 1/4 inch compressed air supply lines and quick-connect systems commonly found in industrial and automotive shop environments.

Installation Notes

Installation of blow gun tips should be performed with the air supply line depressurized and disconnected. A licensed or qualified pneumatic technician should verify that all fittings are rated to at least the system operating pressure before connecting. Always confirm tip seating before returning the line to service, and follow applicable OSHA and facility safety standards for compressed air equipment use.