Heat gun welding tips direct melted filler to fuse joints and repair fractured plastics. They are commonly used in flooring installation, automotive repair, medical prosthetics repair, and pipe fitting applications. Their base fits onto a reducer nozzle of a compatible size, their slot holds filler rods, and their flat face guides melted filler into seams and cracks.

Heat guns or blowers melt this stainless steel mesh onto auto-body panels and bumpers to repair cracks and seams. It can be welded directly to surfaces, or it can be fused into a layer of plastic filler to increase reinforcement.

Temperature indicators and keys replace broken components and restore monitoring or control of heat output on compatible heat guns or blowers. Temperature guards attach to compatible heat guns or blowers and form a barrier that protects the user's hand from the hot airflow.