Sandblaster Air Siphon Feed Blast Gun Nozzle Ceramic Tips Abrasive Sand Blasting

Great Gun, don't hesitate. I've got a $1,300 Pressure blaster, which I use on bigger jobs, and really blows the paint and rust off. But I'm always messing with it. Plugged lines, setting up media flow, getting all the gear on, etc, etc, etc. This one I hooked up to a little siphon pot, and is awesome for "pick it up, blast for a couple minutes, put it down" while working on a car for example. Really rusted tie rod threads, stuff like that, this thing works like magic to clean them up. for $20, or whatever, give it a shot. I'm still on the first damn ceramic nozzle thing.

I used it as a replacement gun for HF blasting cabinet. It looks very much the same but works 300% better. What used to take 15 min with HF now take s5 min without constant jamming. The only thing I didn't like is the air pressure hose nipple, but it is easy to replace.

Economical, nicely constructed. I used this gun for application of a refractory coating inside a soda-fired ceramic kiln. It worked well!

Purchased this blast gun nozzle as a replacement for the one in my blasting cabinet. Works just like the original. Shipping was slow which sidelined the orders I had for glasses to be etched.

Mine was not delivered as shown. It was missing a nozzle, so only came with 3. Bought as a replacement, for my blasting cabinet. Does what it's supposed to.

If I Had known how crappy my old nozzle was I would have replaced it a long time ago. The replaceable tips makes it possible to adapt the flow of media to your job, great product

This thing cranks my abrasive! Great suction and good trigger action.

I returned this gun after using it for less than an hour. I use Black Diamond 20-40 blasting abrasive which continued to jam the nozzle. The gun itself needs a min of 40 psi to pull the media through the hose. I bought a Campbell Hausfeld gun and get much better results. I give this gun 2 stars because the nozzles seem to be plentiful and easy to buy on amazon or brick and mortar stores. Maybe you can get less jams using finer grit media