Guardair 64HTPN Safety Rubber Blow Gun Tip 1/4 Npt

Product Description

The GUARDAIR 64HTPN is a safety rubber replacement tip designed for use with GUARDAIR Quiet Force blow guns. This accessory attaches to the end of a compatible blow gun assembly via a 1/4-inch NPT threaded connection, providing OSHA-compliant air delivery in shop and maintenance environments. Constructed from zinc, the tip delivers durable service under repeated use. At 1.75 inches in length and rated for 14 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM), it is compact and purpose-built for controlled, safety-regulated compressed-air blow-off tasks. Installation and replacement are handled by technicians and maintenance personnel working with compressed-air tools.

This tip is intended for use with the GUARDAIR Quiet Force 74GAA and U74AA blow gun models. It suits light industrial, automotive, and general shop applications where OSHA dead-man or safety-tip standards must be met. The threaded connection makes it straightforward to swap out worn or damaged tips without replacing the entire blow gun assembly, keeping downtime minimal in production or service bay environments.

Key Features

• OSHA-compliant safety rubber tip construction
• 1/4-inch NPT thread for secure, leak-resistant attachment
• Rated at 14 SCFM for controlled compressed-air output
• Compact 1.75-inch length for close-clearance blow-off work
• Zinc construction for durability under shop conditions
• Direct OEM-style replacement for Quiet Force 74GAA and U74AA blow guns

Compatibility

Designed for use with GUARDAIR Quiet Force 74GAA and U74AA blow guns. Fits any blow gun assembly with a 1/4-inch NPT female or male thread connection that accepts a safety rubber tip accessory of this configuration.

Installation Notes

Depressurize the air line and bleed residual pressure from the blow gun before removing or installing any tip accessory. Thread the 64HTPN onto the blow gun by hand first, then snug with an appropriate wrench — do not overtighten zinc-threaded fittings. Verify the connection is free of leaks before returning the tool to service. Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or tool room personnel in accordance with facility compressed-air safety procedures.