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Handheld Heat Gun, 2m Ultra Long Cable Portable Heat Gun for DIY Shrink Wrapping, Plastic, Fabric, etc.

Name: Handheld Heat Gun, 2m Ultra Long Cable Portable Heat Gun for DIY Shrink Wrapping, Plastic, Fabric, etc.
Brand: TINOR
SKU: TiR-UK-07069
Price: 8.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£23.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

Easy to use, the handheld heat gun features a 2m ultra-long cable, allowing for convenient maneuverability during DIY projects. With an exterior made of durable ABS material and a stainless steel interior, this heat gun is designed for longevity. It heats up quickly, reaching temperatures of approximately 200°C/390°F in seconds, making it an ideal tool for various applications such as shrink wrapping, embossing, and quick-drying paints.

Technical specifications

Temperature: Approximately 200°C/390°F

Cable length: 2m

Material: ABS plastic exterior, stainless steel interior

Installation

Plug in the heat tool.

Keep the product at least 6 cm away from the hot nozzle.

Do not use continuously for more than 3 minutes; allow it to cool for 1-2 minutes afterward.

Turn it off when not in use.

Usage

This versatile heat gun is suitable for a variety of applications, including:

Embossing powder

Shrink film

Clay

Dent repair

Rubber stamping

Quick-drying paint

Glue application

Catalytic bonding

Shrink PVC for packaging

Making seal wax patterns

Handmade soap or candle making

Other information

Built-in stand for self-support

Lightweight and easy to use for precise application

12-month warranty

Safety precautions: Do not use outdoors, keep away from children, and avoid contact with water. Overheating may damage the product.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Power source
Corded
Integrated temperature sensor
No
Material
Stainless steel
ManoMano Reference
ME94201546

Advice from

Heat gun buying guide

The heat gun, or hot air gun, is useful for stripping paint and varnish, welding, desoldering or thawing pipes. The generated hot air can easily reach 600 ° C. and can be powered through gas or electric means.

Read our guide

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