Legris 0659 00 13 Blow Gun Fixed Angle Nozzle

The Parker Legris polymer blowgun offers ease of use, energy saving, adaptability and efficiency. These blowguns comply with international regulations for health, safety and noise levels.

Features:

• Quality & Performance
  • Comply with international standards for noise and pressure regulation
  • Powerful flow with progressive control
  • Rotating nozzle for directional jet
  • Durable, shock-resistant materials
  • 100% leak and flow-tested in production
  • Date coding to guarantee quality and traceability
• Safety & Sustainable Development
  • 40% energy consumption reduction with Energy-Saving model
  • Complete user safety with the Safety model
  • Wide selection of nozzles which comply with noise and pressure level regulations
• Ergonomics & Versatility
  • Comfortable to use
  • Lightweight and easy to use
  • Wide range of models and nozzles for optimum blowing power and flow rate
  • Lower or upper connection
• Markets:
  • Factory Automation
  • Miscellaneous Manufacturing
  • Packaging
  • Vehicle Assembly Facilities
• Applications:
  • Manufacturing Workshops
  • Cleaning
  • Cooling
  • Blowing
  • Mixing
  • Ejection
• Technologies:
  • Energy saving
  • Industrial blowguns
  • Air nozzle
  • Air blow gun
  • Pressure nozzle
  • Rotating nozzle
  • Coanda nozzle
  • Straight nozzle
• Technical Characteristics:
  • Fluids: Compressed air, Other fluids: contact us
  • Materials: nickel-plated brass, silicone free
  • Pressure: 0 to 10 bar
  • Temperature:
    • Air: -15°C to +50°C
    • Dry air: -20°C to +80°C
• Regulations:
  • Compliance for all blowguns:
    • DI: 97/23/EC (PED)
    • DI: 2002/95/EC (RoHS),2011/65/EC
    • DI: 1907/2006 (REACH)
• Protection of design
  • All designs and models of Parker Legris blowguns have been registered with the following numbers: 13 224 / 13 225 / 13 226.
  • Compliance for specific blowguns:
    • DI: 1910.242 (b) [OSHA]
  • The static pressure must be less than 30 psi in case the nozzle becomes blocked.
    • DI: 1910.95 (b) [OSHA]
  • The noise level must be less than 90 dBA over 8 hours' exposure.
    • DI: 2003/10/EC
  • Regulation relating to exposure to noise, particularly with regard to risks to hearing. The noise level must be less than 87 dBA.