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Do You Know the Risks and Regulations of Cleaning With Compressed Air?

Blow Gun and Spray Gun Nozzles Demystified: Your Essential Buying Guide 

In the blow gun and spray gun category, there is a large array of models with different nozzle types, all with their features and benefits. To pick the one right for you, look at our guide below. 

It is important to note that according to the CCOHS and OSHA, it is against regulations to clean debris from clothing or bodies using a blow gun. If you want a cleaning solution for your body and clothing, please check out our compressed air-powered vacuums, Series 66, Personal Cleaning Unit. 

Safety vs. Regular Blow Guns 

Topring offers two main types of blow guns, each with different types of nozzles and tips ranging in length, shape, material, and power. 

Safety Blow Guns are designed to comply with regulations like those from OSHA. They are equipped with features that limit static pressure to 30 PSI if the nozzle is blocked, reducing the risk of injury. This makes them ideal for industrial settings where worker safety is paramount. 

Regular Blow Guns do not have built-in safety features and can pose risks if not used properly. They are suitable for applications with minimal safety concerns, but using them responsibly is essential to prevent accidents. 

Types of Nozzles Tips and Applications 

Adjustable Air Jet Nozzles: These nozzles offer versatility and control, with the ability to adjust airflow by rotating the tip. They meet OSHA standards for safety by diverting airflow through side holes if blocked. 

Amplified Air Jet Nozzles: Also known as Venturi nozzle blow guns, these nozzles amplify airflow up to 25 times using ambient air taken in by side holes. This results in a high-velocity, focused airstream while minimizing energy use. This amplified airflow enables effective blow-off, drying, and cooling operations, even in challenging environments. 

Angle Nozzles: Designed precise targeting of airflow in confined spaces or at specific angles. They are ideal in applications where accurate and directed airflow is needed for cleaning, drying, cooling, and debris removal. They meet OSHA standards for safety by diverting airflow through side holes if blocked. 

Anti-Scratch Nozzles: Equipped with special coatings to prevent surface damage, these nozzles are perfect for delicate applications where surface integrity is crucial. 

Concentrated Air Jet Nozzles: They feature multiple small holes and deliver focused, high-impact airflow, making them suitable for intense cleaning and cooling tasks. 

Flat, Narrow, Needle, and Pen Nozzles: These specialized nozzles cater to specific tasks, such as precision cleaning or intricate detailing, offering tailored solutions for various needs.