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The 9mm reduction nozzle delivers a hot air stream with pinpoint precision while the 14mm nozzle produces a slightly less concentrated stream, perfect for plastic welding. is a lot of power and when this current is pulled through the cables of an extension lead they can get warm if the lead is left coiled on the drum. The paint bubbles and blisters as the moisture and air trapped under the paint expand and force the paint to bubble. It’s also worth considering whether a cordless or corded design would be better suited to the job being carried out.
Nozzle (Thawing, Paint, Ø 33.5 x 75 mm Bosch 1x Flat Jet Nozzle (Thawing, Paint, Ø 33.5 x 75 mm
Special nozzles are available for most models of heat gun for specific uses other than stripping paint and are generally sold separately. Besides home repair, heat guns are used in engineering, physics, chemistry and science as well as other fields – but there are also some more unusual jobs where heat guns can be used.This provides a heat over a wide area, although this will still be concentrated enough to do strip effectively. There will be some paint that will be difficult to remove as it has not been warmed sufficiently or is trapped between the grain. STEINEL’s round reduction nozzles provide pinpoint accuracy for hot air streams and are regularly used to weld plastic PVC in flooring joints and seams.
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It can be used for manufacturing wire harnesses and is useful in the automotive, electronics and aerospace industries. Drying paint or varnish – 30 to 130°C (but take care as dust particles may be blown on to the paint/varnish). A lot of different nozzles are available on the market, and some of the most common types are shown here. Some heat guns can be used on a stand so that both hands are free to work with other tools alongside the hot air. The heat is produced by a fan drawing air in at the rear of the gun, passing the air over heated elements to create a stream of hot air.
A heat gun is a device that produces a stream or jet of heated air that is projected from the front opening and is then usually used for stripping paint, varnish and other similar jobs. High powered with a remarkably stron 2,300 W motor, the GHG 23-66 Professional reaches up to 650° C easily.
Heat Gun Reflector Nozzle - Bosch Professional
Understand when a heat gun can be most effective at getting paint, varnish and adhesives stripped quickly and easily. One could say this power tool is a glorified hair dryer except it works at a much higher temperature so therefore needs to be treated with respect.This reflector nozzle is perfect for intricate work, where a consistent temperature is critical to not damaging components. For more information on any STEINEL products, speak to a member of our knowledgeable accounts team today. Duologi is the trading name of Specialist Lending Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 774712).
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They can be used to loosen adhesives and detach products without damage or apply adhesive products like stickers, decals and other flat-surface products like window tinting gear. You can find out more about this in our stripper, in the section marked Home Strip and Lead Based paints. Most heat guns will have a built in safety thermal heat switch which will terminate the device if a dangerous heat level is achieved.Equipped with 10 airflow rates, digitally adjustable temperature settings, and four customisable programs, this heat gun provides total tool control at every working step. This type of heat gun has ceramic heating elements and reaches temperatures up to 1,000°C (1,800°F). Substances that begin soft or as a liquid before they harden can largely be softened again with the use of a heat gun. To get the most effective temperature, any heat gun can be held further away from the surface to reduce the heat, but having variable settings offers more choice. They are particularly useful in cable harness manufacturing, where a lot of heat shrink material needs to be applied in an area where there are lots of wires and components that could suffer damage.
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