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Hello, i was wondering if you can use one of those hose nozzles that looks like a gun handle as a valve, if its airtight, for a pneumatic? Also looking for other good ideas for triggers and valves. Thanks

I wouldn't trust garden hose fittings, you're much better off with a blowgun as they're made specifically for air.

Some people have succsessfully used a pressure washer handle at extreme pressures (900psi) Brian

Or a blowgun since they have the same action as a trigger.

But not as a main valve, since the flow is terrible (unless it's for a strafer)

Thanks Jack, do u get blowguns at the hardware store? :spam2:

Any good hardware store should stock them.

kool, what product are they found on? or are they buy-able as "blowguns"?
lol ima newb to this kinda thing

They would be sold near the compressors. They usualy have red rubberized grips and are labled "copressor blowers/blowgun/air duster."

You can find high volum air blow-guns at HATZCO.com that might work....

NO I DO NOT WORK FOR THIS COMPANY....(Just tring to help......)

I've used hose fittings. They are usually good to 50psi.

I've used one of those hose spray types before.

The trigger facing the palm rocks the whole gun on firing and the seal is formed by a sealing face on a rod being pulled back. Where the rod exited the valve body and attached to the trigger lever on mine there were some leak issues.

Didn't use it above 100psi (due to leaking).

Thanks guys for the help It sounds like blowguns are the way to go :violent3:

I know, pressure washer heads can be tops!

Has anyone ever tried, a sandblaster handset?

didnt that guy that made the ak47 look- a like use a handle from a hy pressure sprayer im sure those can hold highish pressures of air like maybe 200psi