SPEEDAIRE
SPEEDAIRE 22YK56 air gun 1/4 in FNPT zinc silver
Thumb-lever air gun with rubber-tipped nozzle, 1/4 in FNPT inlet and .7 lbf thrust at 95 dB
- Focused airflow from a 1 in rubber-tipped nozzle
- Non-marring tip protects delicate surfaces during cleaning
- Chrome-plated zinc body resists corrosion in workshop use
- 1/4 in FNPT inlet connects to standard air lines
- 95 dB sound level measured during operation
1/4 in FNPT zinc air gun
The SPEEDAIRE 22YK56 is a thumb-lever air gun with a straight rubber-tipped nozzle designed for focused airflow. It suits technicians who need a non-marring tip for surface protection during blow-off tasks. The chrome-plated zinc body connects via a 1/4 in female NPT inlet. This tool is not for buyers who need multiple nozzle options or OSHA-compliant pressure relief.
95 dB sound level and 0.7 lbf thrust
In normal use the gun produces a sound level of 95 dB and delivers an output thrust of 0.7 lbf. The single 1 in rubber nozzle provides a focused air pattern without damaging finished surfaces. It is not OSHA pressure compliant, so users must regulate supply pressure externally. This gun is not for operators who require a quiet tool or a safety-relief nozzle.
Chrome-plated zinc body with female NPT inlet
The 1/4 in FNPT connection threads directly onto standard air hoses or couplers without extra adapters. Chrome-plated zinc construction resists corrosion in shop environments. The straight nozzle angle keeps the airflow inline with the handle for direct targeting. This gun is not for systems that demand a male-threaded inlet or an angled nozzle for tight access.
Highlights
- Focused airflow from a 1 in rubber-tipped nozzle
- Non-marring tip protects delicate surfaces during cleaning
- Chrome-plated zinc body resists corrosion in workshop use
- 1/4 in FNPT inlet connects to standard air lines
- 95 dB sound level measured during operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4 in FNPT inlet and what step is often missed?
Thread the 1/4 in FNPT fitting onto the air hose using sealant tape on the male threads, then tighten with a wrench on the zinc body flats — the step often missed is applying enough tape to prevent leaks at the NPT taper.
What maintenance or replacement will the rubber nozzle tip need later?
Inspect the rubber tip regularly for cracks or flattening; replace it when the non-marring surface wears so the focused air pattern stays consistent and the tip does not mar workpieces.
What limit appears first during sustained use at 95 dB?
The 95 dB sound level is the first limit you hit — prolonged operation without hearing protection exceeds safe exposure thresholds before the 0.7 lbf thrust or air supply becomes an issue.
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