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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.
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.
Amongst the more standard uses, there are some surprising things you can use a heat gun for. Removing dents, restoring trims on your car and even cooking bacon – heat gun can assist you with almost anything! So, the next time you fancy some roasted coffee, you could make your own with your heat gun, saving time and money!
Whilst its fun to try out new things with your heat gun, remember its always important to keep safe. Make sure you’re in a suitable environment and are wearing the correct protective clothing.
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