Pneumatic Sandblaster — smooth stainless-steel nozzle, thickened tip, ABS and metal body, ergonomic non-slip handle, quick-connect air fitting Key benefits Consistent, efficient blasting: The polished, flat stainless-steel inner nozzle and thickened nozzle tip reduce clogging and ensure an even distribution of abrasive media for smoother, more effective sandblasting. Better control and comfort: Ergonomic non-slip handle improves grip, prevents accidental drops and reduces hand fatigue during extended use. Durable construction: Combination of ABS and metal provides wear resistance and long-term durability for repeated pneumatic use. Fast setup and operation: Quick-connect air fitting makes attaching to an air source fast and convenient, increasing on-job efficiency. Practical cleanliness: Pneumatic sandblasting uses compressed air to pulverize material at high speeds and can achieve a noticeable level of surface cleaning and preparation. Features and performance Nozzle design: Smooth, flat stainless-steel inner wall with a reinforced nozzle tip minimizes blockages and promotes uniform abrasive flow for consistent results. Materials: ABS body for impact resistance plus metal components where wear and pressure demand greater durability. Operation: Runs on compressed air; designed for typical pneumatic sandblasting tasks where high-velocity abrasive action is required. Usability: Ergonomic, textured handle for secure grip; lightweight construction for easier handling without sacrificing durability. Compatibility and use Air connection: Standard quick-connect fitting for common workshop air lines and compressors, allowing rapid attachment and disconnection. Media: Designed for use with standard abrasive media appropriate for pneumatic sandblasting (ensure media size and pressure match nozzle recommendations). Applications: Suitable for surface preparation, rust and paint removal, light deburring, and cleaning metal parts or tools where pneumatic abrasive action is appropriate. Practical use scenarios Automotive restoration: Remove paint, rust, and old coatings from small panels and parts before priming and repainting. Metal fabrication and maintenance: Clean weld seams, deburr edges, and prepare metal surfaces for coating or bonding. Workshop and tool upkeep: Restore hand tools, machine parts, and fixtures by removing corrosion and contaminants to extend service life. What to expect Reliable, smoother blasting action with fewer interruptions from clogging. Improved operator comfort and control for longer tasks. Durable tool body suited for repeated pneumatic operation. Fast connection to shop air for quick workflow integration. Note: Use appropriate personal protective equipment, select compatible abrasive media, and follow compressor and nozzle pressure recommendations for safe, effective operation.