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The ANI A/209 Shot / Sand Blast Gun – AH091107 is a professional compressed-air sandblasting gun designed for removing rust, paint, oxidation, dirt and other surface contaminants from metal and other suitable surfaces.
Using an injector/suction system, the A/209 draws dry abrasive media from a container or bag and combines it with compressed air to create an effective abrasive blast. It is suitable for workshops, garages, agricultural machinery maintenance, vehicle restoration, engineering and general surface preparation.
The ANI A/209 Sandblasting Gun uses an injector principle to draw abrasive material from a bag, bucket or suitable container through the suction hose.
The abrasive is then propelled by compressed air through the nozzle, providing an effective method of cleaning and preparing surfaces. This makes the A/209 particularly useful for removing surface rust, old paint, oxidation and stubborn contamination from metal components.
The supplied 1.2 metre suction hose provides useful reach between the sandblasting gun and abrasive container.
The suction system allows the operator to use suitable dry blasting media without requiring a dedicated pressure-blast pot, making the ANI A/209 a practical solution for many workshop sandblasting applications.
Important: Abrasive media should be kept dry to help prevent blockages within the suction hose.
The A/209 is supplied with a 6mm nozzle, providing a focused abrasive blast for cleaning and surface preparation.
It can be used with suitable abrasive materials such as blasting grit and glass beads, depending on the application and the manufacturer's recommendations for the media being used.
The ANI A/209 is suitable for:
The A/209 requires a suitable high-flow workshop air compressor to operate effectively.
Published specifications indicate approximately 500 L/min air consumption, with recommended working pressures in the region of 6–8 bar.
For best results, ensure your compressor can deliver sufficient Free Air Delivery (FAD) for the required pressure. An undersized compressor may result in reduced blasting performance and frequent compressor cycling.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | ANI |
| Model | A/209 |
| Product | Shot / Sand Blast Gun |
| SKU | AH091107 |
| Operation | Compressed Air / Suction Feed |
| Suction Hose | 1.2m |
| Standard Nozzle | 6mm |
| Air Consumption | Approx. 500 L/min |
| Recommended Working Pressure | Approx. 6–8 Bar |
| Maximum Air Pressure | Up to 10 Bar |
| Air Connection | 1/4" |
| Application | Sandblasting & Surface Preparation |
Specifications are based on available published information for the ANI A/209 series.
The ANI A/209 Shot / Sand Blast Gun provides a straightforward and effective way to carry out abrasive cleaning and surface preparation using a workshop compressor.
Its suction-feed design, 1.2m abrasive hose and 6mm nozzle make it particularly useful for workshops dealing with rusty metalwork, old paint, agricultural machinery, vehicle components and general restoration work.
For customers looking for a professional pneumatic sandblasting gun for workshop and agricultural applications, the ANI A/209 is a versatile addition to a compressed-air tool collection.
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