Corded Heat Guns
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Corded heat guns are handheld tools that generate high-temperature air and direct it through their nozzle to heat, dry, and soften materials. They accept compatible nozzle attachments to change the airflow. Also known as hot air guns, they are used to install heat shrink tubing, solder electronic components, shape PVC pipes, weld tarps, remove decals, strip paint, shrink wrap packages, activate adhesives, repair vehicle molding, thaw frozen locks, and more. Corded heat guns allow long run times for repetitive tasks and extended use, maintain full power during operation for consistent heat output, and warm up faster than cordless guns to speed production.
Standard Pistol-Grip Heat Guns
Pistol-grip heat guns allow users to squeeze the trigger as they grip the tool and direct high-temperature air onto materials to heat, dry, or soften them. They provide ergonomic handling in a range of positions on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Adjustable Temperature Setting
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Dual Temperature Setting
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Single Temperature Setting
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Variable Temperature Setting
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220V-240V Pistol-Grip Heat Guns
These guns run on higher voltage for use in facilities that operate equipment on 220V to 240V power. Pistol-grip heat guns allow users to squeeze the trigger as they grip the tool and direct high-temperature air onto materials to heat, dry, or soften them. They provide ergonomic handling in a range of positions on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Single Temperature Setting
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Variable Temperature Setting
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Surface Temperature Control Pistol-Grip Heat Guns
Heat guns with surface temperature control (STC) automatically adjust their heat output to reach the target temperature required at the surface to heat, dry, or soften materials. Their sensor measures the temperature of the work surface rather than the temperature of air leaving the gun. They are commonly used to prevent scorching and overheating of temperature-sensitive materials. Pistol-grip heat guns allow users to squeeze the trigger as they grip the tool. They provide ergonomic handling in a range of positions on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Dual Temperature Setting
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Variable Temperature Setting
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Pistol-Grip Heat Guns for Polyethylene Shrink Wrap
These guns tailor their heat output and airflow pattern for applying polyethylene shrink wrap. Polyethylene is a thick, low-clarity film for wrapping pallets, odd-shaped products, and large, heavy items. Pistol-grip heat guns allow users to squeeze the trigger as they grip the tool. They provide ergonomic handling in a range of positions on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Variable Temperature Setting
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Pistol-Grip Heat Guns for Polyolefin & PVC Shrink Wrap
These guns tailor their heat output and airflow pattern for applying polyolefin and PVC shrink sleeves, tubing, and wrap. Polyolefin and PVC are thin, clear films for wrapping wires and individual products. Pistol-grip heat guns allow users to squeeze the trigger as they grip the tool. They provide ergonomic handling in a range of positions on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Single Temperature Setting
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Inline Heat Guns
Inline heat guns align their nozzle with the tool grip to reach between surfaces or into recesses and deliver high-temperature air for heating, drying, or softening materials.
Variable Temperature Setting
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