Canon 2044B002 EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II Telephoto Zoom Lens camera lens
- 58 mm
- Telephoto Zoom Lens
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A rubber air blaster removes dust from lenses and sensors with a one-way valve that stops re-contamination, stands upright and measures 7.5 inches long with a 2.25-inch nozzle
The Giottos AA-1900 is a 7.5 inch rubber air blaster designed to remove dust from cameras, lenses and filters. A built-in one-way valve stops the tool from inhaling particles and blowing them back onto sensitive surfaces. It stands upright on a 2.4 inch base for stable storage between uses.
Photographers who need a portable, non-contact method for clearing debris will find the 2.25 inch nozzle effective for directing air into tight spaces. Users requiring powered suction, compressed-gas cans or anti-static brushes should consider dedicated cleaning kits instead.
The blaster delivers each burst through hand pressure, so airflow remains consistent as long as the user can squeeze the bulb. Rubber construction resists cracking during repeated sessions, and the one-way valve maintains efficiency by preventing internal dust buildup over time.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Giottos |
| Model name | AA-1900 |
| Product type | Lenses Accessories |
You need a camera, lens or filter that collects dust; the blaster directs a focused air stream onto those surfaces to clear debris without contact.
The nozzle measures 2.25 inches long and the body is 2.4 inches in diameter, so it occupies roughly the same space as a thick brush handle in most pouches.
Squeeze the bulb; air should exit only through the nozzle tip. If you feel suction at the base or see dust drawn back inside, the valve is not sealing correctly.
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