Enhance your air cleaning toolkit with the Tru-Flate Brass Air Blow Gun Rubber Tip, a compact, durable accessory designed to deliver focused blasts without risking surface damage. Built around a solid brass body and a soft rubber tip, it blends rugged reliability with precision‑targeted airflow for a wide range of tasks.
Key benefits
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Protective rubber tip: Provides a gentle, non‑marring interface that directs air precisely where you need it, making it ideal for delicate components, electronics, and finished surfaces.
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Durable brass construction: Brass resists corrosion in busy shop environments, ensuring long‑lasting performance even with frequent use.
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Compact, lightweight design: With a length of 2 in and a height of 1 in, this tip fits into tight corners and cramped assemblies without adding bulk.
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Low profile and easy handling: Weighing about 0.02 lb, it quickens cleanups and minimizes fatigue during extended use.
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1/8 in air inlet: Compatible with standard small‑air‑line systems, making it a seamless upgrade for your existing Tru‑Flate brass blow gun setup.
Specs & compatibility
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Material: Brass
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Tip type: Rubber tip for cushioned, controlled airflow
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Air inlet size: 1/8 in
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Dimensions: Length 2 in, Height 1 in
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Weight: Approximately 0.02 lb
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Product type: Air blow gun rubber tip (for Tru‑Flate brass blow guns)
Common use cases
- Electronics and computer assembly: remove dust from tight gaps without risking static buildup or contact damage.
- Automotive interiors and dashboards: dislodge lint and debris from seams and vents with a controlled airflow.
- Woodworking and workshop maintenance: sweep away sawdust from joinery and tool surfaces without blasting delicate finishes.
- General cleaning in tight spaces: reach corners, enclosures, and small cavities where a bulkier nozzle won’t fit.
How to use
- Attach the rubber tip securely to your compatible Tru-Flate brass air blow gun via the 1/8 in inlet connection.
- Align the tip with the surface or crevice you’re cleaning. Use short, controlled bursts rather than long blasts to maintain accuracy and minimize debris redistribution.
- Direct airflow away from you and others, keeping hands clear of the tip during operation.
- After use, inspect the rubber tip for wear or cracking and replace if needed to maintain performance.
Care & maintenance
Keep the tip clean and dry between jobs. Wipe away oils or solvents that may degrade the rubber over time, and store in a cool, dry place when not in use. Regularly check the connection point for any signs of wear to ensure a snug fit with your 1/8 in inlet system.
