Good Quality Mobile Phone Repair Tools High Temperature Hot Air Gun

• Customization: Available
• Rated Voltage: DC 20V
• Rated Output Power: Na
• Model NO.: LHA777-1
• Feature: Cool / Hot Air
• Color: Blue
• Certification: ISO, CE, RoHS, GS
• Product Name: Cordless Hot Air Gun
• Voltage: 18V
• Max. Temperature: 550 Degrees
• Rated Current: 15A
• Battery: Rechargeable Battery 2000mAh
• Transport Package: Color Box
• Specification: CE, GS, EMC, ETL
• Trademark: LIANGYE
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8467190000
• Production Capacity: 300, 000PCS

Product Description

Product Description

Product Name	Rechargeable Battery Powered Hot Air Gun Kit
Voltage	18V  20V
Air flow	200L/min
Max.Temperature	Setting 1: Ambient temperature      Setting 2: 550ºC
Rated current	15A
Battery	2.0Ah

 

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FAQ

General Cordless Heat Gun Questions
* What is a cordless heat gun?
A cordless heat gun is a portable power tool that emits a stream of hot air, used for various tasks like stripping paint, heat shrinking tubing, bending plastics, and more. It's powered by a rechargeable battery, providing freedom from cords and easy use in various locations

* What are the benefits of using a cordless heat gun?
* Portability: Can be used anywhere without needing a power outlet.
* Convenience: Easy to start and use, with no cord to manage.
* Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of tasks.
* Accessibility: Compact designs allow for use in tight spaces.

* What are some common applications for a cordless heat gun?
Cordless heat guns are used for:
* Heat shrinking wire tubing.
* Removing adhesives and decals.
* Softening paint for easier scraping.
* Thawing frozen pipes or locks.
* Bending plastic pipes.
* Installing irrigation fittings.
* Waxing and dewaxing.
* Loosening rusted bolts.
* Sterilizing tools.
* Automotive applications like window tinting and dent repair.
* Crafting and DIY projects.

Using a Cordless Heat Gun
* What should I consider when choosing a cordless heat gun?
* Temperature Settings: A choice of temperature controls makes the tool more useful.
* Airflow Settings: Having variable or more than one setting makes the heat gun more versatile.
* Battery Life: Choose one with sufficient battery life to complete your projects without frequent recharging.
* Features: Look for features like an LED work light, a hanging hook, and a digital user interface that displays the
temperature and remaining battery life.
* Safety Features: Consider a lock-on feature, overheat protection, and a thermal cut-out.

* How do I operate a cordless heat gun?
1. Install the battery pack.
2. Turn the heat gun on.
3. Hold the heat gun with one hand.
4. Adjust the temperature and airflow settings as needed.
5. Keep the heat gun moving and avoid pointing it at one spot for too long.
6. After use, allow the tool to stand on its own or place the heating nozzle upward before cooling.

* How do I maximize the battery life of my cordless heat gun?
* Use the appropriate temperature setting for the task.
* Avoid running the tool at maximum temperature settings for prolonged periods.
* Allow the heat gun to cool down after every 15 to 20 minutes of use to prevent overheating.
* Store batteries in a dry area with low temperatures while keeping voltage between 20-80% and using only the charger designed for them.

Safety
* What safety precautions should I take when using a cordless heat gun?
* Wear safety goggles and heat-resistant gloves.
* Work in a well-ventilated area.
* Remove combustible/flammable materials from the work area.
* Check temperature settings are correct.
* Do not point the gun at one spot for too long
* Switch the tool OFF before putting it down on any surface
* Allow the tool to cool before storing it
* Never touch the hot metal nozzle with clothing or skin
* Never direct the airflow towards yourself or another person
* Do not look down the nozzle while the gun is turned ON
* Do not insert anything down the nozzle of the gun
* Keep a fully charged fire extinguisher close at hand for emergency use