Guardair
Guardair 1500 pneumatic vacuum pistol grip 89 dBA
Pistol-grip pneumatic vacuum with 89 dBA sound level and steel nozzle tip
- TypeAir Nailers
- Pistol-grip design enables single-hand control during vacuum tasks
- Aluminum body resists corrosion for long service life
- 89 dBA sound level meets typical workplace noise limits
- 1/4 in NPT air inlet connects to standard shop air lines
- Steel nozzle tip withstands abrasive debris without deformation
Guardair 1500 pneumatic vacuum pistol grip
The Guardair 1500 is a pneumatic vacuum tool with a pistol-grip design for single-handed operation. It connects to a compressed-air supply to create suction for debris removal and material handling tasks. The tool is built for workshop and industrial environments where air power is preferred. It ships new and ready for immediate use.
Aluminum body and 1/4 in NPT air inlet
The body is constructed from aluminum, providing a lightweight yet durable housing that resists corrosion in shop conditions. A 1/4 inch female NPT air inlet accepts standard quick-connect fittings without adapters. The straight steel nozzle extends five inches to reach into cavities and tight spaces. One nozzle is included with the tool.
89 dBA sound level for noise-sensitive areas
Operating at 89 dBA, the vacuum meets typical workshop noise limits and reduces operator fatigue during extended cleaning sessions. This sound figure is the primary specification for determining suitability in regulated or shared workspaces. No OSHA pressure compliance rating applies to this model. Buyers needing a quieter or certified unit should verify local requirements.
Highlights
- Pistol-grip design enables single-hand control during vacuum tasks
- Aluminum body resists corrosion for long service life
- 89 dBA sound level meets typical workplace noise limits
- 1/4 in NPT air inlet connects to standard shop air lines
- Steel nozzle tip withstands abrasive debris without deformation
Specifications
| Type | Air Nailers |
|---|---|
| Brand | Guardair |
Questions about this item
What does the 89 dBA sound level mean for daily use?
At 89 dBA the pistol-grip vacuum runs at a volume comparable to a busy workshop, so hearing protection is recommended for extended sessions.
What fitting does the 1/4 in female NPT air inlet require?
The inlet needs a 1/4 inch male NPT quick-connect or hose barb to supply compressed air.
How do you attach the 5 in steel nozzle and what is the common mistake?
Push the straight steel nozzle onto the gun until it seats firmly; the frequent error is leaving it loose, which breaks the vacuum seal.
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