Heat Gun Kit

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Some have a rest, so they can be activated and placed on a workbench, which frees the operator's hand. Heat guns can have nozzles which deflect their air for various purposes, such as concentrating the heat on one area, or thawing a pipe without heating up the wall behind.

Steinel Heat Guns with digital temperature control and LCD display and many other models are available at

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Performance Impressions - Heat Guns