Air Duster Fellowes HFC Free 400 ml Equipment cleansing air pressure cleaner

Fellowes HFC Free 400 ml Air Duster is a compact air pressure cleaner designed to remove dust and debris from keyboards, printers and various electronic equipment. The aerosol can contains 400 ml of propellant-free clearing agent and features a slim, easy-to-handle shape (approximately 65 mm width and depth, 225 mm height). The formulation is HFC-free, reducing environmental impact compared with conventional HFC-containing dusters while delivering concentrated bursts of compressed air for targeted cleaning.

Advantages

This air duster provides strong, directed airflow for effective removal of dust from narrow gaps and sensitive components without physical contact. The compact 400 ml can is lightweight and easy to manoeuvre for quick spot cleaning. The product colour is white, and the absence of HFCs makes it a more environmentally responsible choice for routine maintenance of office and home equipment.

Suitable for

• Cleaning computer keyboards and mice
• Removing dust from laser and inkjet printers
• Blowing out vents, fans and heatsinks
• Cleaning office equipment, photocopiers and scanners
• General electronic and peripheral maintenance

Key specifications

• Volume: 400 ml
• Weight: 0.34 kg
• Dimensions (approx.): 65 mm width, 65 mm depth, 225 mm height
• Product colour: White
• Formulation: HFC-free compressed air cleaner

How to use

Hold the can upright and aim the nozzle at the area to be cleaned. Press the actuator in short bursts to dislodge dust and debris, keeping the can at a safe distance from delicate components to avoid moisture or cold damage from prolonged spraying. For keyboards and electronics, spray in short intervals and allow any displaced particles to settle or be removed with a soft brush or lint-free cloth. Store the can in a cool, dry place away from direct heat sources and open flame.

Usage recommendations

Use the air duster in well-ventilated areas and avoid inhaling the spray. Do not expose the can to temperatures above recommended storage limits or puncture the container. For sensitive electronics, test a short burst on a small area first and maintain a safe distance to prevent localized cooling. Follow device manufacturer guidelines for maintenance when servicing critical equipment.