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Whether you’re a professional handyman, an avid DIYer or just a complete novice, a heat gun is a handy tool to have in your kit. Tackling home improvements from stripping paint to drying out damp wood, heat gun are a versatile and useful addition to your collection.
However, like most tools, it can be difficult to decide on the right one for you with all the options available. Read on for our introduction to heat gun to find out what to consider when making a purchase…
Gas or electric
The two most popular types of heat gun are differentiated by how they are powered. Gas heat gun are less frequently used but do benefit from being cordless, while electric heat gun are the most popular option. Although they are more restrictive in that they have a cord, they are much safer and can be adapted with extension cords.
We Sell only stock electric heat gun as they are easier to use for all abilities, and we prioritise the safety of our customers.
With temperatures ranging from 100-600° Celsius, heat gun can tackle a range of jobs with ease. Typically, people use heat gun for removing paint and wallpaper, heating and bending plastics and softening glue and adhesive. They’re also useful for thawing frozen pipes in the winter and for shrink wrapping, working much faster than a standard hair dryer.
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