Made in the United States.
Guardair is the brand.
Mechanical part.
An overview of what this item is abou.
An air gun with a pistol grip, a lever trigger, and aluminum body. It has a 1/4 in. (F)NPT inlet, 3/8 in. (F)NPT outlet, 18 in. extension, a 1 in. (F)NPT nozzle, and a safety. It can shoot 120 psi at the inlet, 35 dB at the inlet, and 15 scfm at the outlet. It has a safety. An air consumption of 20 inches per hour. It meets OSHA standards.
The Syphon model 79WG is the one that has a lot of space. Water Jet Cleaning Gun from Guardair: Syphon Water Jet Cleaning Gu. If you want to choose Guardair, it’s simple. It’s also simple to find the right Guardair product for your needs. From OSHA-compliant Safety Air Guns to Pneumatic Hand-Held Vacs and Syphon Spray Guns, Guardair has a wide range of products that will meet your needs. They also have high-quality products and great prices. People who work for Guardair have a lot of experience, and they make things that are easy to use, deliver on time, and help with engineering, applications, and customer service. Employee safety is the most important thing to us at Guardair Corp. With this in mind, we only make safety air guns and spray equipment that meet or exceed all applicable OSHA rules. Guardair’s safety air guns meet the OSHA Output Pressure requirement for all of their guns. Many Guardair safety air guns that are used for close-up work come with a protective air cone that can keep chips from getting into the air. Many Guardair safety air guns have noise-reducing features that are unique to them.
Before this, I had a pressure washer that looked like a gun that my dad bought from Griot’s Garage in the 1980s. It finally broke down. Use this to clean race cars and car parts before I bring them into the shop. When I do these jobs, I hook it up to a full-size commercial-grade air compressor that runs at more than 100psi. I also have an outside hot water line that I use for these jobs.
So far, I’m very happy with it. This is how my old gun worked: It had an air and water hose attached to the handle. The air was turned on and off by a screw valve on the back (which is what finally fell apart on that one). It took a while to connect. This one looks like it uses more water per minute, but because of the spray pattern I can get and the higher flow, I think it’s worth the extra water. If you have one hand, you can use the whole thing. The thermal sleeve on the nozzle is a nice touch, though.
