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Airmiser Nozzles

Name: Airmiser Nozzles
Brand: Brauer

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Brauer Airmiser Nozzles (Air Amplifiers) — high-thrust nozzles that entrain ambient air to amplify a compressed-air jet, 30–50% more efficient than a standard blow gun and with no central through-hole for safer, quieter operation. Brauer Airmiser nozzles can be fitted to the ends of standard air lines, blow guns or be part of a system. The Airmiser amplifies the supplied compressed air by entraining ambient air, making it 30% to 50% more efficient than standard compressed-air-line blow guns. The clever bit is that there is no central compressed-air through-hole, as found in standard blow guns;

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