Ionizing Air Gun

[DTWDSM]

Question...

Does anyone or has anyone used the Ionizing Air Gun from Kinetronics? I am going to look at it in Atlanta but wanted to see if anyone here had an opinion one way or another about it.

Thanks

 

[CharlesL]

Tim, I think I had something like that back in '67, but got paranoid and hid it. Now I can't find it.


Just kidding. Sorry about the Frankenthread.

 

[Alan Sturgess]

Here is a recent previous thread on the subject,

Previous Kenetronics Ionizer Thread

Alan

 

[Bob Shirk MCPF]

We have one in our shop. We use it. It works well. I wish I had ordered a longer hose on the unit.

 

[El Framo]

What does something like this run?

 

[Jay H]

$295.00

Just got an ad today!

 

[DTWDSM]

Bob,

How long is your hose? Ok no jokes here people, remember there are children reading.

Did they give you options on the hose sizes? Is it interchangable with a regular air hose hooked up to a compressor?

Thanks

 

[McPhoto]

DTWDSM -
We have used Kinetronics products in our photo lab for more years than I care to admit Their brushes, Ionizing Air Guns are tops!
In the fitting area of our frame shop we use their static brushes - but, to be honest, we just use a regular air hose - but very rarely - I prefer the brush as it "picks-up" the dust rather than blowing it around onto something else.
If you're having a problem w/ dust - I would look into an ionizing air cleaner. One or two of these units (we got ours from Sears) will help remedy a dust problem
(So does keeping the work area clean )

 

[Bob Shirk MCPF]

The hose that came with the unit is six feet long.