Clean hard-to-reach and tight spaces with a burst of air. Product regulations restrict sales to the listed jurisdictions/areas.

Any-angle dusters work even when upside down.

Replaceable dusters come with a reusable nozzle that screws onto the cylinder. Dusters with carbon dioxide gas propellant have a nozzle that lets you adjust air flow from a puff to a high-pressure burst. Replaceable dusters with hydrofluorocarbon gas propellant have a surgical-grade precision nozzle. They’re often used to clean surface-mount devices and inside electrical cabinets. A conductive trigger prevents static buildup to protect electronics from damage.

Refillable dusters come empty and must be filled from an air supply.

Electric dusters don’t need to be refilled or replaced, and don’t release gas that could be harmful in unventilated areas. Adjust their airflow speed to fit your application—high speeds for heavy dust and debris, and low speeds for sensitive surfaces such as circuit boards. Electric dusters with a grounded wrist strap dissipate static charges from the user to protect electronics from damage.