The Kincrome Blow Gun 100 mm nozzle is the sort of kit you grab when the compressor is already humming and the rig is covered in red dust. The 100 mm reach gets in around brake backing plates and wheel studs without smashing your knuckles. You can clear out compressor fins, tyre inflator heads and recovery brackets in a couple of passes, which keeps the rest of your setup working how it should.

With a brass inlet and brass valve inside, this gear handles regular hook‑ups to standard shop air without wearing out in a hurry. The polypropylene handle feels light but still solid when you are leaning on it for a full clean‑down. The 100 mm nozzle length hits a good middle ground between reach and control around utes, trailers and workshop benches. If you already run air tools in the shed, this is a smart buy to round out the kit.

• Kincrome branded pneumatic blow gun
• Fixed 100 mm (4") nozzle length
• Brass inlet for durable hose connection
• Brass valve body for consistent airflow control
• Polypropylene handle with ergonomic grip pattern
• Compact size ideal for workshop and garage use
• Suits general cleaning of tools and tyre equipment
• Lightweight construction helps reduce hand fatigue
• Materials selected for typical workshop environments
• Simple addition to any compressor-based air setup

Q: Does the Kincrome Blow Gun 100 mm include the nozzle shown?

Yes, the blow gun comes with the fixed 100 mm nozzle as shown. The nozzle length is set at 100 mm for reach and control around tight components. This single length works well for general workshop cleaning and tyre maintenance. You do not need to buy an extra tip to start using it with your existing compressor setup.

Q: What type of air hose fitting does the brass inlet suit?

The brass inlet is made for standard workshop air fittings used with common compressors. You can match it with the same style of quick connect you already use on your air tools. Just select the correct plug or nipple to suit your hose system. Once fitted, the brass inlet will handle regular connect and disconnect cycles in the shed.

Q: Is the polypropylene handle suitable for use with workshop solvents and oils?

The handle is polypropylene, which is commonly used around oils and basic cleaners. Normal workshop contact from greasy hands or mild cleaning sprays is fine. Strong solvents or thinners should be kept off the handle where possible. Wiping it down with a damp cloth after use will help keep the grip in good condition.

Q: Can this blow gun be used for general vehicle and trailer cleaning?

Yes, the 100 mm blow gun suits general debris removal around vehicles and trailers. It works well for blasting dust from brake hardware, suspension components and tow gear. It also helps shift dirt from compressor cooling fins and tyre tools. Always follow sensible workshop practices when using compressed air on vehicles.