Pneumatic blow gun STANLEY 150026XSTN — max 8 bar, 150 l/min airflow

Pneumatic blow gun STANLEY 150026XSTN is a handheld air tool designed to deliver a concentrated jet of compressed air for cleaning, drying and removing debris. Built for use with standard compressed-air systems, it supports an operating pressure up to 8 bar and a nominal airflow of 150 l/min. The blow gun features a compact housing and a nozzle shaped to provide targeted airflow for workshop, garage and light industrial tasks.

Advantages

The tool provides a consistent airflow rated at 150 l/min under recommended conditions, enabling efficient dust removal and light surface drying. Its pressure rating up to 8 bar ensures compatibility with common workshop compressors. The compact construction offers accurate aiming and comfortable one-handed operation, while durable materials ensure reliable performance during routine maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Blowing dust and chips from workbenches, machinery and electronic housings
• Drying painted or washed surfaces and small parts
• Cleaning filters, vents and hard-to-reach crevices
• General compressed-air maintenance and workshop cleaning

Key specifications

• Maximum operating pressure: 8 bar
• Airflow (nominal): 150 l/min
• Tool type: handheld pneumatic blow gun
• Typical connection: compressed-air system compatible
• Application areas: workshop, garage, light industrial use

How to use

Connect the blow gun to a compatible compressed-air line using an appropriate air hose and quick-connect fitting. Check that the system pressure does not exceed 8 bar before operation. Hold the tool by the body and aim the nozzle at the area to be cleaned or dried, then press the trigger or valve to release air. Work at a safe distance from sensitive components and keep the nozzle moving to avoid concentrated blowing on small or fragile parts.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection when operating the blow gun. Avoid directing compressed air toward people or into sealed containers. For electronics or delicate surfaces, use reduced pressure and maintain a greater distance to prevent damage. Regularly inspect the nozzle and fittings for wear or leaks and replace damaged components to maintain performance and safety.