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FLAT ANGLED NOZZLE 20X2 100(NEW) |
0 |
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Steinel |
REPL COVER PLATE PWR CORD 2300E |
0 |
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Steinel |
HG 350 POWER CORD |
2 |
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Steinel |
REPL PCB/IC BLOCK FOR 1910E |
0 |
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Steinel |
SPARE PART ELECTRONIC UNIT HL 18 |
0 |
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Steinel |
DELUXE WELDING KIT W/HG2320LCD W |
7 |
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Steinel |
HL1620S HEATGUN 2-STAGE PROF |
0 |
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Steinel |
FLAT ANGLED NOZZLE 40X2 PERFORAT |
0 |
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Steinel |
HL2020E PRO PLATINUM KIT |
0 |
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Steinel |
SPARE PART PROTECTION TUBE HG 25 |
2 |
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Steinel |
CLASSIC KIT W/ HL 1920 E |
8 |
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Steinel |
SOLDERING REFLECTOR NOZZLE |
0 |
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Steinel |
REPL RED SWITCH LEFT FOR 2300E |
0 |
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Steinel |
OUTLET TUBE ESD FOR 2510ESD |
0 |
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Steinel |
SPARE PART MOTOR UNIT HG 2620 US |
0 |
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Steinel |
REDUCTION NOZZLE 6MM (NEW) |
0 |
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Steinel |
FLAT ANGLED NOZZLE 30X2 MM 60 |
0 |
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Steinel |
SPARE PART POWER CORD HG 2220 US |
0 |
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Steinel |
HL 1920 E IN CASE |
7 |
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Steinel |
SPARE PART HEATING ELEMENT HL 18 |
0 |
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Heat guns, torches, and their accessories are industrial tools that generate controlled high-temperature airflow or flames for material processing. These devices play a critical role in modern manufacturing, construction, and repair applications, enabling precise thermal manipulation of materials such as plastics, metals, and composites. Their importance spans industries requiring thermal activation, bonding, or surface treatment.
| Type | Functional Features | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Electric Heat Guns | Variable temperature control (100-700 C), adjustable airflow | Soldering, paint stripping, PVC welding |
| Propane/Oxy-Acetylene Torches | High-temperature flames (up to 2000 C), portable operation | Metal welding, pipe soldering, foundry work |
| Industrial Hot Air Systems | High-volume airflow, integrated automation compatibility | Shrink wrapping, adhesive activation, preheating |
| Specialty Accessories | Nozzles, stands, temperature probes, extension hoses | Custom thermal processing configurations |
Typical electric heat guns feature: - Ceramic heating elements with nichrome resistance coils - Axial fans for airflow generation - Digital temperature control systems - Ergonomic composite housing - Quick-change nozzle systems
Combustion torches include: - Gas cylinder regulators - Precision mixing chambers - Anti-flashback safety valves - Adjustable burner tips
| Parameter | Significance | Typical Range |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature Range | Determines material compatibility | 100-700 C (electric), up to 2000 C (combustion) |
| Power Output | Affects heating speed and duty cycle | 1000-2000W (electric), 5000-15000BTU (combustion) |
| Airflow Rate | Impacts thermal transfer efficiency | 100-500 L/min |
| Temperature Stability | Crucial for precision applications | 5 C |
| Safety Certification | Ensures compliance with standards | UL, CE, CSA |
| Manufacturer | Representative Product | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Master Appliance | MG2800 Heat Gun | 600 C max, 3 airflow settings, 1500W |
| Weller | WP 860 PTC Heat Gun | Ceramic heating, 50-750 C range |
| Lincoln Electric | Victor Oxy-Acetylene Torch | 6500 F flame temperature, 300 series tips |
| 3M | Hot Air Tool System 4000 | Integrated temperature control, modular accessories |
Key considerations: - Required temperature profile and stability - Duty cycle and continuous operation needs - Portability vs. stationary requirements - Safety certifications for hazardous environments - Accessory compatibility for specific tasks - Energy efficiency and operating costs
Example: For electronics rework, select a 400 C heat gun with 2mm nozzle and ESD-safe construction. For pipeline maintenance, choose a propane torch with 18" extension tip and flashback arrestor.
Current developments include: - Smart temperature control with IoT integration - Battery-powered portable units with rapid recharge - Eco-friendly combustion systems with reduced NOx emissions - Modular designs with quick-swap accessories - AI-driven thermal profiling for automated processes