Guardair
Guardair Air Gun Pistol Grip Cast Aluminum F5060AA 13.5 lbf 121 dB
Pistol-grip air gun with 7-inch aluminium safety-tip nozzle delivers 13.5 lbf thrust at 121 dB
- TypeAir Nailers
- Focused airflow clears debris efficiently
- Safety tip nozzle reduces accidental injury risk
- OSHA pressure compliant for workplace safety
- 5 lbf thrust delivers strong blowing power
- Cast aluminum body resists corrosion and wear
Guardair F5060AA Air Gun, 13.5 lbf
The Guardair F5060AA is a pistol-grip air gun built from cast aluminum for industrial cleaning and blow-off tasks. It delivers 13.5 lbf of thrust at a sound level of 121 dB while meeting OSHA pressure compliance. A single 7-inch straight aluminum nozzle with a safety tip and venturi design produces a focused airflow pattern.
Suited for OSHA-compliant blow-off.
This tool suits maintenance crews and fabricators who need a durable, compliant air gun for focused cleaning. The 121 dB output makes it unsuitable for environments with strict noise limits or for operators who require a lower-decibel alternative. It is not designed for applications needing multiple nozzle configurations or angled tips.
13.5 lbf thrust at 121 dB decides fit
The specified output thrust of 13.5 lbf combined with the 121 dB sound level is the primary factor in selecting this model. Buyers must verify that this force level matches their cleaning requirements and that the noise rating complies with their facility regulations. The 3/4 inch female NPT inlet connects to standard industrial air lines.
Highlights
- Focused airflow clears debris efficiently
- Safety tip nozzle reduces accidental injury risk
- OSHA pressure compliant for workplace safety
- 5 lbf thrust delivers strong blowing power
- Cast aluminum body resists corrosion and wear
Specifications
| Type | Air Nailers |
|---|---|
| Brand | Guardair |
Questions about this item
How loud is the 121 dB output when the gun runs continuously in a workshop?
The tool produces a measured 121 dB sound level, so hearing protection is required for all-day use.
What compressor fitting does the 3/4 in female NPT inlet need to connect to my existing air line?
The inlet accepts a 3/4 in male NPT thread, so a matching coupler or adapter is required.
Will the 13.5 lbf thrust work with the older 1/2 in hose and fittings I already have?
The 3/4 in inlet is larger than 1/2 in hardware; a reducer will restrict flow and may lower the 13.5 lbf thrust.
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