What is a Heat Gun?
A Heat Gun is a specific type of power tool that emits a powerful stream of heat, also known as hot air, usually at temperatures ranging from 200°F to 1000°F (100°C to 550°C). Some Heat Gun models can run hotter, and can be held by hand. It is constructed of a heating element, motor, and fan. The fan pulls hot air from the heating element and pushes it through the tool’s nozzle.
A Heat Gun is a wonderful tool to have on hand for home projects and repairs and is also commonly used by professionals in a wide variety of fields. Heat Guns are lightweight, easy to transport, and are available in both corded and cordless varieties. Also, Heat Guns are some of the most affordable power tools available on the market.
Heat Guns Features
Overall, Heat Guns are considered a simple tool, but there are important features. Below you’ll find key features only found within a with a BAK Heat Guns.
Wattage - Heat Guns commonly are 1000 watts to 2000 watts. Of course, a higher wattage usually relates to a higher overall performance.
Temperature settings - Heat Guns generally are designed with temperature adjustment controls.
Airflow settings - Heat Guns have variable or more than one airflow speed, which makes the tool more versatile.
Safety - due to the Heat Guns’s multi-level system, there is protection against overheating.
Surface stands or flat backs - this enables the Heat Guns to be safely rested during pauses in work and after uses.
Nozzles - most Heat Guns have a range of nozzles that can be fitted for specific uses.
Weight - the weight of Heat Guns ranges from very light at approximately 1 lb up to a slightly heavier weight at approximately 9 lbs.
Post time: Aug-01-2023
