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Vincent Portable Air Compressor Turbo Jet VT601

Vincent Portable Air Compressor Turbo Jet VT601

Brand: Vincent

$89.10 - $89.10
$89.10
$89.10 - $89.10
$89.10

Spend $70.00 or more to get free shipping!

Portable Air Compressor Duster by Vincent Turbo Jet (VT601), Is an Essential Machine for Professional Barbers and Hairstylists, as it can Effectively Remove Residual Hair Around the Customer's Back and Neck With Strong Airflow After a Hair Cut.

  • Portable Air Compressor (PAC) is an essential machine for professional barbers and hairstylists, as it can effectively remove residual hair around the customer’s back and neck with strong airflow after a haircut.
  • You can easily remove residual hair stuck to the barber’s uniform and the customer’s cutting cape.
  • A powerful motor is equipped to remove dust and hair trapped in the station, such as clippers, scissors, combs, etc.

SKU YK1000

Categories: Products Sync, Vincent

Customer Reviews

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Robert Zeigler
Great for other uses

Great product, people I’ve shown it to cannot believe the power of air flow the small device produces. I first saw it at my barber shop when they used it to clean the hair off of me when I was done. I was so impressed that I bought 5 of them for my employees to use to blow dust and lint from power supplies, bill acceptors and printers. It’s so much better than the cans of compressed air and it doesn’t go empty like the cans because it’s rechargeable! Also the accessories include are great for many other uses, it’s not just a barber or salon product !!!

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Don Turnage
Handy for a light force of air

This is an okay tool for cleaning the barber chair after a cut, or cleaning loose hair from the counter. I’ve used an air compressor in my shop for cleaning blades and tools. This isn’t that kind of force. I don’t think it’s really “compressed” air, more just a moderately forceful blower in a small rechargeable form. I was thinking that there would be a small buildup of air under pressure (compressed) to creat the force. I’m okay with the tool, but I think “compressor” is a misleading word in its name.