AirSpade 2000 Arbor Tool Complete Kit

150 cfm with 4 foot Barrel

$2,199.99

The AIR-SPADE® is a rugged and durable handheld tool that produces a stream of supersonic air moving at Mach 2. The AIR-SPADE® effectively penetrates and dislodges most types of soil, but is harmless to non-porous objects such as plant roots, buried pipes, or cables. This tool is specifically designed for the tree care industry.

 

  • Includes the air spade tool, storage case, hose, and angled adapter
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MPN: HT107
Brand: Air Spade

 

The Air-Spade 2000 Arbor Kit contains: 

  • One AIR-SPADE® with a 150 cfm nozzle
  • 4 foot barrel
  • Ergonomic handle 45 degree angled adapter
  • 10 ft. comfort hose
  • Storage case with lock

 Features:

  • Modular design with parts that screw together without tools
  • Interchangeable nozzles sized to match air compressors from 15 to 250 scfm
  • Ergonomic handle with thermal shield and pressure gauge
  • Safety "dead man" trigger with guard
  • Electrically insulating barrel
  • Hardened wear resistant stainless steel nozzle
  • Lightweight and durable air hose

Benefits:

  • Proven to dig up to 50% faster than other air excavation equipment.
  • Digs harder soils than competitive or home made wands
  • Less worker fatigue / injuries than a pick or shovel
  • Faster and safer than hand digging
  • Saves expensive hourly labor costs
  • Non-damaging to all kinds of buried utilities or plant roots
  • Digs without making mud

Notes about Air compressors with the Air-Spade:

  • CFM (cubic feet per minute) is a measure of the amount of air flowing
  • PSI (pounds per square inch) is a measure of the air pressure
  • The Standard Air-Spade requires a minimum of 175 CFM (most air compressors are 175 or 185 CFM)
  • Arborists typically rent a 185 CFM air compress and set the PSI at 100 or more
  • Operating the Air-Spade at higher then required CFM or PSI is fine, but lower then required results in poor performance
  • Some moisture is needed in the soil to make it more poruous. Consider soaking ground that is totally dry before use.

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