--- title: Safety air guns description: Silvent air guns make efficient use of compressed air, which subsequently minimizes operating costs, halved noise levels, and meet OSHA requirements --- # Safety air guns ![Airgun-Pro-One-industry-hand-blue-backround](https://info.spraynozzle.com.au/hubfs/Airgun-Pro-One-industry-hand-blue-backround.jpg) # Everyone has the right to a good working environment Manual blowing with compressed air is common in industry when cleaning, drying or cooling objects. What many people do not take into consideration is that operation of pneumatic devices is [quite expensive](https://blog.spraynozzle.com.au/what-does-compressed-air-cost?hsLang=en-au). On an average, 50% of all compressed air is used for blowing. Air guns also produce noise levels sufficiently high enough to cause hearing impairment. Silvent air guns make efficient use of compressed air, which subsequently minimise operating costs. At the same time noise levels are halved, and because all Silvent air guns meet [OSHA requirements](https://blog.spraynozzle.com.au/how-to-eliminate-risk-of-non-compliance-with-osha-regulation?hsLang=en-au), injury risks are also much lower. Our air guns are ergonomically designed for professional use. # Pro One Pro One is a professional hand tool, developed in close collaboration with users. The air gun’s ergonomic handle has a light, flexible design that allows several different grips to make work easier and reduce the risk of injury. [Read more about Pro One here](https://spraynozzle.com.au/product/silvent-pro-one/).   ![Pro-One\_Numbers](https://info.spraynozzle.com.au/hs-fs/hubfs/Pro-One_Numbers.png?width=601&name=Pro-One_Numbers.png) #### How to eliminate risk of non-compliance with OSHA compressed air regulations The air gun can either reduce the pressure by means of a built-in pressure reducer or by the use of technology that reduces the pressure in the event of a total blockage. [Read More](https://blog.spraynozzle.com.au/how-to-eliminate-risk-of-non-compliance-with-osha-regulation?hsLang=en-au)   #### Eye injuries, one of the most common risks when blowing with compressed air One of the most common injuries when blowing with compressed air is eye injuries, that often occur when cleaning due to chips and particles. [Read More](https://blog.spraynozzle.com.au/risks-when-blowing-with-compressed-air?hsLang=en-au) #### How do you know if you are using a safe air gun? TThe difference between a safe and a regular air gun is the static pressure that occurs if the tube orifice gets totally blocked. [Read More](https://blog.spraynozzle.com.au/using-a-safe-air-blow-gun?hsLang=en-au) ##### 1.Nozzle The air gun's specially designed, patented nozzle in stainless steel. The nozzle is designed to produce a concentrated blowing force. Thanks to the nozzle’s unique design, the noise level when blowing is often reduced by more than 10 dB(A) and the risk of blocking the nozzle opening is eliminated. ##### 2.Material The air gun, Pro One, is designed for industrial use and made of a flexible, durable material. Pro One is a robust hand tool designed for use in tough, challenging environments. ##### 3.Handle Pro One has a lightweight, slim design. The air gun's ergonomic handle allows several different grips to make work easier and reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries. What’s more, Pro One is designed to fit both small and large hands. ##### 4.Connection Pro One is equipped with a patented check valve to avoid recoil and peak-sound pressure when disconnecting. This reduces the risk of joint injuries and hearing loss. The connection is also fitted with a filter that prevents large particles from entering the air gun. Pro One has a ¼” metal connector. ##### 5.Trigger The air gun's trigger is designed to provide the best possible blowing force control. Thanks to the Pro One’s unique technology, the operator has full control over the infinitely variable blowing force. Because trigger opening force is independent of pressure, the risk of repetitive strain injuries is reduced. ##### 6.Hanging Pro One is provided with two hang-up options – by the trigger or by the specially designed lug. Both surrounding areas are reinforced to withstand increased wear. ©2022 Spray Nozzle Engineering | All Rights Reserved | [T&C](https://spraynozzle.co.nz/terms-and-conditions/)