Blowgun saTra S-BG20N, nozzle length 508 mm — pneumatic air blow gun

The saTra S-BG20N pneumatic blowgun with a 508 mm nozzle is a compact hand tool for directed air cleaning and drying tasks. Designed for use with compressed air systems, it provides a long-reach jet of air that helps remove dust, chips, liquid residues and loose debris from machinery, workpieces, filters and hard-to-reach surfaces. The tool is suitable for workshop, garage and industrial maintenance environments where controlled bursts of compressed air are required.

Advantages

The long 508 mm nozzle enables access to deep or recessed areas while maintaining a narrow, focused airflow for precise cleaning. The blowgun offers simple one-handed operation and a durable metal body for repeated use in demanding conditions. Its compact design reduces operator fatigue and allows quick attachment to standard compressed air hoses, delivering consistent performance for general-purpose blowing and drying tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing dust and chips from machine tools and assemblies
• Cleaning filters, vents and tight cavities
• Drying workpieces after washing or coolant exposure
• Blowing out benches, conveyors and workshop surfaces

Key specifications

• Nozzle length: 508 mm for extended reach
• Operating medium: compressed air
• Hand-held, single-trigger actuation for controlled bursts
• Construction: metal body for durability and industrial use
• Application type: targeted air blowing and drying

How to use

Connect the blowgun to a suitable compressed air hose and regulator, ensuring the system pressure matches the blowgun's rated working conditions. Hold the tool with one hand, aim the 508 mm nozzle toward the area to be cleaned, and press the trigger to produce a controlled jet of air. Use short bursts to remove debris and avoid continuous high-pressure streams near sensitive components or personnel. After use, disconnect from the air supply and store the tool in a dry, secure location.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, and avoid pointing the nozzle at people or exposed skin. Use regulated pressure and, where possible, a nozzle guard or restrictor if working near fragile parts. Regularly inspect hose connections and the nozzle for wear or damage, and clean or replace components as needed to maintain performance.