Chip shields deflect chips, debris, and coolant away from air gun operators to help prevent injuries and keep messes contained. They fit onto the nose of a compatible air gun.

These internal shims fit into flat air gun nozzles and increase airflow volume and force. Sets include multiple shims that are compatible with flat nozzles of specific brands and models.

Auxiliary handles add a second grip to support long nozzles on extended-reach air guns. They clamp anywhere along the nozzle's barrel and allow two-handed control to guide and balance the air gun.

Magnetic holders stick to steel and other ferrous metal surfaces and provide a holster for air guns when they're not in use. They are commonly mounted to the sides of metal cabinets or equipment to keep air guns handy without taking up work space or storage space.

These hooks replace broken or missing hanging hooks on compatible air guns. They attach to the air guns' barrel and allow the tool to hang on a surface for storage when not in use.

These parts replace worn or broken components on compatible air guns to restore their function and keep them in good repair.

These manifolds connect to a compressed air supply and provide multiple threaded ports to connect air guns and other air tools to the same air supply. They eliminate the need to disconnect and reconnect tools when switching from one tool to another.

Swivel connectors allow pivoting or bending at the connection between an air gun and an air line. They reduce the risk of kinks and pinches, maintaining optimal airflow and preventing damage to the air hose.

Couplers connect air guns to air hoses. They fit a matching connector on a compatible gun.

Extensions attach to compatible air guns and increase their length for cleaning hard-to-reach areas.

These hoses deliver compressed air to air guns and other pneumatic tools. They include fittings to connect to a compatible air gun and a compressor. These coiled hoses extend to reach work areas and retract for storage.

Attachments connect to air gun nozzles to adapt them to different cleaning tasks. They're used for applications such as blowing debris off the top of pipe and clearing dust from crevices.

Hose connectors pair with compatible couplers to increase flow to air guns without increasing air consumption. Also known as high-flow plugs, they reduce pressure drop to improve gun performance.

Safety cables and clips secure air gun assemblies to prevent accidental disconnections. They keep the hose from whipping around and causing damage or injuries if couplings fail.