Product description: Steinel HL1821S hot air gun
Steinel's versatile heat gun, made of high-quality components, is designed for repair and renovation work, including paint removal, electrical repairs, varnish removal, sticker removal, and much more. The HL1821S model is equipped with an 1800W motor that blows air at temperatures up to 550°C . The device allows for adjustments. temperature and air flow.
Steinel HL1821S hot air gun.
The heat gun is useful for repair and renovation work such as paint removal, electrical repairs, paint removal, sticker removal, and much more.
Technical specifications of the Steinel HL1821S heat gun
- Power: 1800 W
- Operating temperature: 300°C, 550°C
- Air flow: 350 l/min, 450 l/min
- Power supply voltage: 220-230 V, 50/60 Hz
- Dimensions: 252 x 86 x 200 mm
- Weight: 670 g
Contents of the set
- Steinel HL1821S Hot Air Gun
Hot air gun - a versatile tool that helps with many jobs
A hot air gun is a tool with many practical applications. It can be used, for example, to repair a phone screen – in this case, slowly heat the phone case until its temperature reaches approximately 70°C. This will make the adhesive holding the case pliable enough to remove the case. A heat gun can also be used for soldering surface-mounted electronic components (SMDs) when no other tool is available. To refresh black tires, gently heating the plastic extracts the oil from the tire's structure, restoring its natural color. A heat gun is also very effective for thermoforming deformed surfaces, such as shoes. If you're defrosting a freezer, after disconnecting the power and removing the food drawers, a heat gun will help you quickly get rid of ice flakes, which often result from freezer leaks.
Safety tips for using a hot air gun
A heat gun is a dangerous tool if mishandled. The temperatures at its nozzle outlet can cause serious burns without proper precautions. Although an open flame is more dangerous than the hot air from a heat gun, the hot air can still increase the risk of fire. When using a heat gun, wear safety glasses and heat-resistant gloves, and a face mask if working in a dusty area. Before starting work, ensure the power cord is long enough to easily reach the operating area. If necessary, connect the heat gun to an extension cord.
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