Guardair 74GSFA Fan Tip Air Blow Gun 1/4 Npt

Product Description

The GUARDAIR 74GSFA is a fan-tip air blow gun designed for industrial and shop air systems. It delivers a wide, flat airstream suitable for clearing chips, dust, and debris from surfaces, workpieces, and machinery. The body and nozzle are constructed from zinc for durability in demanding shop environments. It connects via a 1/4 NPT female inlet and delivers up to 37 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM) of airflow with a maximum transmissible thrust of 2.20. The 83-decibel rating reflects a design that reduces noise compared to open-pipe blowoff. Overall length is 6.7 inches and unit weight is 1.07 pounds.

This blow gun suits general industrial, maintenance, and manufacturing environments where a broad fan pattern is preferred over a concentrated point blast. Typical applications include workbench cleanup, part blowoff after machining, and conveyor or fixture clearing. The fan tip spreads airflow across a wider area per trigger pull, reducing the number of passes needed on flat surfaces. Suitable for use in automotive shops, production lines, and general maintenance facilities. Installation requires a standard 1/4 NPT compressed air line.

Key Features

• Fan tip delivers a wide, flat airstream for broad surface coverage
• Zinc body and nozzle construction for shop-grade durability
• 37 SCFM airflow output for effective debris clearing
• 83 dB noise rating for reduced-noise blowoff versus open-pipe methods
• Operating temperature range: -30 degrees F to 180 degrees F
• Compact 6.7-inch overall length for easy one-hand use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4 NPT compressed air lines common in industrial and commercial shop environments.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified technician or maintenance professional. Shut off and depressurize the compressed air supply line before connecting or disconnecting the blow gun. Thread the 1/4 NPT female inlet onto a male NPT fitting and verify a leak-free connection before returning the line to pressure. Always direct airflow away from personnel and wear appropriate eye protection during use, per OSHA compressed air safety guidelines.