Guardair LZR650018AA Venturi Nozzle Air Blow Gun 18 in

Product Description

The GUARDAIR LZR650018AA is a pistol-grip air blow gun fitted with a venturi nozzle and an 18-inch aluminum extension tube. It connects via a 1/4 NPT female inlet and delivers up to 15 SCFM of airflow for clearing chips, debris, and contaminants from machinery, workpieces, and tight spaces. The aluminum body and nozzle keep the assembly lightweight at 0.7 pounds while maintaining a rated operating range of 0 to 240 degrees F. An integrated hanging eyelet allows quick storage between tasks. This tool is sized for mechanics, machinists, and industrial maintenance technicians who need reach and control in a single-handed operation.

The LZR650018AA is suited for automotive shops and industrial production environments where frequent blowdown tasks demand consistent performance and operator comfort. The pistol-grip body reduces hand fatigue during extended use, and the venturi nozzle design amplifies airflow efficiency. Typical applications include cleaning machined parts, blowing out coolant channels, clearing swarf from fixtures, and general shop housekeeping. The 18-inch tube allows technicians to direct airflow into recessed areas without repositioning the operator or the workpiece.

Key Features

• Venturi nozzle amplifies airflow for efficient debris clearing at 15 SCFM
• 18-inch aluminum extension tube for reaching recessed or confined areas
• Pistol-grip body designed for accurate, fatigue-free single-handed operation
• 1/4 NPT female inlet fits standard shop air line quick-connect fittings
• Integrated hanging eyelet for convenient bench or wall storage
• OSHA compliant construction for use in regulated industrial workplaces

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified technician or operator familiar with compressed air systems. Depressurize and lock out the air supply line before connecting or disconnecting the blow gun. Verify the shop air supply pressure is within the tool operating range before use. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.242(b) governs the use of compressed air for cleaning purposes in general industry workplaces — confirm compliance before placing the tool in service.