SATA ST97222SC Air Blow Gun 250mm

Length: 250 mm. Working pressure: 5.0–8.0 bar. Brass pipe fitting size: 1/4 in NPT. Air flow: 350 L/min with the 1/4 in ID pipe and 430 L/min with the 3/8 in ID pipe. It features durable construction and an extended reach for versatility.

The longer reach lets you access tight or buried spaces such as engine bays, behind panels, and inside cabinets, improving cleaning efficiency without getting close to the work surface.

The gun uses durable metal construction with brass 1/4 in NPT fittings, ensuring reliable air connections and long-lasting performance in demanding environments.

Yes. The design is ergonomically shaped to provide a secure, comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.

Connect the 1/4 in NPT brass fitting to a compatible air hose or regulator. Set your regulator to a working pressure within 5–8 bar, and choose the appropriate air line size (1/4 in or 3/8 in ID) to match the model’s airflow specifications. Always ensure the compressor is off before connecting.

Wear eye and hearing protection, never point the nozzle at yourself or others, keep hands and clothing clear of the nozzle, avoid directing air at skin or delicate components, and disconnect and release pressure before maintenance.

Use the minimum effective pressure, maintain a safe distance from fragile components, apply short bursts rather than continuous flow, and avoid blowing at hot surfaces, liquids, or wet parts that could cause splatter.

Ideal for removing dust and debris from machinery, electronic assemblies, automotive components, engine bays, and other hard-to-reach areas where a focused air stream is beneficial.

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Regularly inspect fittings for leaks, wipe the tool clean after use, drain moisture from the air line, and replace worn seals or gaskets as needed. Store in a dry area when not in use.

If you notice cracks, leaks at joints, a significant drop in airflow, or reduced performance under normal use, it may be time for maintenance or replacement of worn components.