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About Heat Gun

A heat gun blows a stream of hot air for jobs such as shrinking heat-shrink sleeves and packaging film, stripping paint, bending plastic pipes, softening adhesives, thawing pipes and plastic welding. Electricians, auto workshops, packaging units, painters, plastic fabricators and maintenance teams use it daily.

Check the power rating, commonly 1600 W to 2000 W for corded models, and the temperature range. Two-step switches give a low and a high setting, while variable or digital models let you set the temperature more precisely, which matters for plastics and electronics. An LCD display helps when you repeat the same job. Nozzles such as reflector, flat, glass protector and reduction nozzles direct the heat to the work. Cordless heat guns are handy for heat-shrink and quick jobs where no socket is nearby. Never point the gun at people or flammable material, let the nozzle cool on its stand before storing, and keep the air inlet clear so the tool does not overheat.

We list Makita, HiKOKI, DeWALT, Milwaukee, Stanley, KPT, Dongcheng, Ralli Wolf, Xtra Power and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Workshops and contractors buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

What temperature does a heat gun reach?

It depends on the model. Many corded heat guns reach about 550 to 650 degrees Celsius at the highest setting. Check the temperature range on the product page.

Can a heat gun be used to remove paint?

Yes. It softens paint so it can be scraped off. Work in a ventilated area and take care with old paint that may contain lead.

Is a heat gun the same as a hot air blower?

No. A heat gun produces high-temperature air for heating jobs, while a blower moves air at normal temperature for cleaning dust.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.