Technical features:

• Can contents: 100% liquefied petroleum gas (butane/propane)
• Pressure: up to 6 KN
• Net content: 600 ml/20 oz. (350 g), gross weight 349 g
• Can dimensions: 65 x 65 x 290 mm
• Net weight: 0.47 kg

Hazard classification according to the Chemicals Act

Safety precautions:

• This product may only be used for its intended purpose.
• Never aim directly at another person or animal
• Disconnect electrical equipment from the power source before use.
• Store and use only in an upright position.
• Liquefied gas can freeze or leak, causing contamination of the material
• Pressurized container: do not shake, disassemble, puncture or heat above 50°C/122°F
• Highly flammable: do not spray on an open flame or hot surface
• Use only in well-ventilated areas, do not inhale aerosol vapors.
• Keep away from children.
• Do not smoke while using the product.
• The spray contains propane and butane.

Same summary

Compressed air in a 600 ml package is a solution for companies that need to quickly and effectively clean hard-to-reach places, such as keyboards, the inside of computers and other electronic devices in business environments. The product is particularly suitable for regular maintenance of a clean work environment, where quick dust removal without the risk of damaging sensitive equipment is important. Due to the larger packaging, it allows for more economical use with higher consumption, but is not intended for wet cleaning of stubborn stains or surfaces where the use of liquid cleaners is required. It is recommended to carefully follow the instructions for use on electronics, as incorrect use may pose a risk to sensitive equipment.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

This product is most often used by office workers, IT service technicians, and maintenance personnel in larger commercial facilities. In practice, compressed air is essential for quickly removing dust from keyboards, the inside of computers, printers, or other devices where traditional cleaning methods are not sufficient and safe care of electronics is important.

Users often trust Gembird products, as they provide a wide range of computing environment accessories that meet business needs and standards.

Why buy at Enaa

On Enaa, you can choose compressed air from proven universal cleaners, which are clearly categorized according to their intended use and packaging format. The platform allows you to conveniently compare different products from the category to make it easier to find a solution tailored to the requirements of your business environment.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Is compressed air suitable for cleaning all electronic devices?

Yes, compressed air is intended to remove dust from most electronics, such as keyboards, computers, and printers, but it is crucial to follow the manufacturer's instructions and avoid using it on devices that require special protection against pressure or condensation.

What is the main advantage of the larger 600 ml package?

The larger packaging ensures longer and more economical use, which is especially suitable for companies or institutions with a larger amount of equipment that needs to be kept clean.

Can I also use the product to clean sensitive surfaces?

Compressed air is designed to leave no marks or damage surfaces, so it is also suitable for sensitive materials such as plastic or glass, but we recommend using it with caution on particularly sensitive components.

How should I use the product correctly to clean keyboards?

Before use, turn off the device and direct the air flow at a right angle to the dirt, maintaining the recommended distance to prevent condensation or damage. After cleaning, leave the device alone for a few minutes before using it again.

Is the product suitable for cleaning in public institutions and schools?

Yes, the larger packaging and ease of use allow for frequent cleaning of shared devices and equipment even in environments with many users, making the product suitable for schools, libraries and other public spaces.

Description updated: April 2026