Coilhose Pneumatics HFN-00M-DL Safety High Flow Nozzle

Product Description

The COILHOSE PNEUMATICS HFN-00M-DL is a safety high flow nozzle designed for use with Coilhose Pneumatics Typhoon air guns. Constructed from aluminum, it measures 2 inches in length and threads on using a 1/2-27 UNS thread standard. This nozzle is built to deliver high-volume airflow while meeting safety nozzle requirements, making it a direct replacement or spare accessory for technicians who depend on Typhoon air guns in shop, industrial, or field service environments. At 0.04 pounds, it adds minimal weight to the tool assembly. Pneumatic technicians and maintenance professionals handling compressed-air cleanup, blowout, or drying tasks will find this nozzle straightforward to install and swap.

This nozzle is intended for use in industrial and shop settings where compressed air blow guns are used for clearing debris, drying parts, or general pneumatic maintenance. Its safety high flow design channels airflow in a manner consistent with OSHA-referenced safety nozzle standards, making it suitable for professional environments where dead-end pressure limits are a compliance concern. It fits directly onto compatible Coilhose Pneumatics Typhoon air gun bodies without modification.

Key Features

• Safety high flow design meets compressed-air safety nozzle requirements for professional shop use
• Aluminum construction for lightweight durability and corrosion resistance
• 2-inch length provides adequate reach for typical blowout tasks
• 1/2-27 UNS thread ensures a secure, leak-free connection to compatible air gun bodies
• Weighs 0.04 pounds for minimal added mass on the tool

Compatibility

Designed for use with Coilhose Pneumatics Typhoon Air Guns. Verify thread standard and size (1/2-27 UNS) before installation on any other air gun body.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by pneumatic or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Always depressurize the air line and disconnect the air supply before removing or installing any nozzle. Thread the nozzle onto the air gun body by hand first, then snug with a wrench — avoid overtightening aluminum threads. Confirm there are no air leaks at the threaded connection before returning the tool to service.