QWORK Air Blow Gun Pneumatic Engine Cleaning Gun with 4Ft Hose, Cleaning Degreaser Sprayer Tool

Wasn't sure how I felt when I first saw them. They were light weight. I am use to more of a weight to them. So I assembled them, had to get a air fitting for them, I thought it would come with it but no worries. Put the hose in a gallon of water for a test run. It work awesomely, adjusted the flow with ease. Then put it with water and dawn soap to clean parts. And not to shabby. Cleaned the parts up. Has great air pressure through it. Will definitely but more as needed

Works fine,very durable, plastic siphon hose pretty flimsy but can be replaced inexpensively

There great . Good trigger feel ,machined pieces screwed in.not pressed together and hope for the best. One main thing in chosing this gun were the male threads for the air. A 1/4 " female air fitting screws right on.

Snap on wanted 200 dollars for one of these so after seeing it in their tool flyer I immediately found this online and buy one. A few reviews pointed out it did not accept common air fitting. Some claimed theirs did come with proper thread pitch. Mine unfortunately did NOT. For the price this was acceptable thus I adapted it to accept the air fitting common to our shop.Performance:It blows. As expected it flows a decent amount of air and the venturi effect works as expected. It works pretty well pulling from a solvent bottle. The spray is more of a mist then a stream but with the amount of air behind it, it does seem to do the job when it comes to cleaning oily greasy surfaces.Build quality feels like it reflects the price. Still no regrets.

Works great! Used it to spray pesticide, under a low to the ground trailer, that I could not reach with hand sprayer, sprayed out roughly 20 feet, with air pressure turned up!

The media could not be loaded. For the price it's perfect works great some buyer where complaining about the aiir fittings not working, everything works you just need and female air fitting for the price it works very well the people complaining must not be very good mechanics if they can't find the proper air fitting

1: Came with some oddball fitting that doesn't fit any readily available shop air hose adapters. Some straight thread. Not NTP like the description suggested.2: Bad venturi design. Does not produce sufficient suction to reliably lift even a low viscosity fluid up more than a couple feet.All stuff they could have and should have done right for no extra cost. Obviously factory rejects they are selling cheap to recoup a little cost. Why not put on a standard fitting? Why not have a good venturi design? Wouldn't have cost t hem any more to do it right.Returning it.

It was ok . Not as good as the one I had purchased from snap-on years ago. But it worked for what I needed