It seems amazing that your workshop compressed air can be used to provide two very different air streams when passed through the Brauer Cold Air Gun or Vortex Tube — one air stream at 38°C below the workshop supply temperature, the other at 39°C above the workshop supply temperature, all by using a Brauer Cold Air Gun.
The uses for such a phenomenon are widespread: cooling machining operations (removing the need for wet coolant), cooling electronic control cabinets, and setting hot-formed plastics, sealants or solders. All are achieved with no electric power requirement, using a virtually maintenance-free, stainless-steel Vortex Tube.
The fixed cold air gun (CG4) delivers a preset cold air stream, while the adjustable cold air gun (CG4A) incorporates a temperature control knob so you can set the optimum efficiency for your application. Both are supplied with a magnetic base (Part No. AM-MAGB); optional mounting rings are also available.