BLOWGUN BODY 1/4'' (Discontinued)

The Parker Legris polymer blowgun offers ease of use, energy saving, adaptability and efficiency. These blowguns comply with international regulations for health, safety and noise levels. Features/Benefits: - Quality & Performance - Comply with international standards for noise and pressure regulation - Powerful flow with progressive control - Rotating nozzle for directional jet - Durable, shock-resistant materials - 100% leak and flow-tested in production - Date coding to guarantee quality and traceability - Safety & Sustainable Development - 40% energy consumption reduction with Energy-Saving model - Complete user safety with the Safety model - Wide selection of nozzles which comply with noise and pressure level regulations - Ergonomics & Versatility - Comfortable to use - Lightweight and easy to use - Wide range of models and nozzles for optimum blowing power and flow rate - Lower or upper connection Markets: - Factory Automation - Miscellaneous Manufacturing - Packaging - Vehicle Assembly Facilities Applications: - Manufacturing Workshops - Cleaning - Cooling - Blowing - Mixing - Ejection Technologies: - Energy saving - Industrial blowguns - Air nozzle - Air blow gun - Pressure nozzle - Rotating nozzle - Coanda nozzle - Straight nozzle Technical Characteristics: - Fluids: Compressed air, Other fluids: contact us - Materials: nickel-plated brass, silicone free - Pressure: 0 to 10 bar - Temperature: Air: -15 DegC to +50 DegC Dry air: -20 DegC to +80 DegC Regulations: Compliance for all blowguns: - DI: 97/23/EC PED - DI: 2002/95/EC RoHS,2011/65/EC - DI: 1907/2006 REACH Protection of design All designs and models of Parker Legris blowguns have been registered with the following numbers: 13 224 / 13 225 / 13 226. Compliance for specific blowguns: - DI: 1910.242 b OSHA The static pressure must be less than 30 psi in case the nozzle becomes blocked. DI: 1910.95 b OSHA The noise level must be less than 90 dBA over 8 hours' exposure. DI: 2003/10/EC Regulation relating to exposure to noise, particularly with regard to risks to hearing. The noise level must be less than 87 dBA.