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Description
- High performance heat coil allows the tool to reach 470 °C
- Reaches operational temperature in six seconds allowing the user to quickly complete his application
- REDLINK™ overload protection electronics in tool and battery pack deliver best in class system durability
- Individual battery cell monitoring optimises tool run time and ensures long term pack durability
- Durable ladder hook for work space management and safety
- Supplied with 2x nozzles: 1x reduction nozzle for heat intensity on a specific area, 1x reflector nozzle to apply heat around an object, such as pipes
- Integrated LED light to illuminate the work area
- REDLITHIUM™ battery pack provides superior pack construction, electronics and fade-free performance to deliver more run time and more work over pack life
- Flexible battery system: works with all MILWAUKEE® M18™ batteries
Features
- BrandMILWAUKEE
- Included nozzle(s)Reflector nozzle
- Integrated temperature sensorYes
- ColourRed
- ManoMano ReferenceME99061509
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.
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Visit the MILWAUKEE storeIn 1918, Henry Ford, the great car manufacturer, placed an order with a young manufacturer, A.H. Petersen, who was one of the company's tool suppliers. His brief was to develop an electric drill that would be lighter than those already in existence. Petersen took up the challenge and created the Hole-Shooter, capable of the same performance but requiring less effort from the workers. In 1922, he founded the A.H. Petersen Company with his partner, Siebert, who bought the company when it went bankrupt in a fire. He began by repairing tools: this enabled him to train his employees well and to understand the needs of users by being in contact with them. He developed all kinds of power tools that were powerful, durable and lightweight. Soon, the US Navy was adopting Milwaukee power tools. The company also launched new ranges of chipping hammers, belt sanders and jig saws, including the famous SAWZALL... In 2005, the company joined the international Techtronic Industry group, which owns major brands such as AEG, Hoover and Ryobi.
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