Alternatively, a corded model's power rating (measured in watts) is based on the simple A/C power calculation: Watts = Volts x Amps. The heating elements in most corded models are directly driven by the alternating current of a wall outlet. Perhaps the only downside to this gun is that it doesn’t incorporate a rapid heat-up feature — which may deter the more impatient types. However, it does include a 6.5-foot power cord — longer than many of its competitors. You can’t have a heat gun without a source of heat. Heat guns use electricity to draw air in with a fan and pass it across a heating element. The best heat gun might use a ceramic heating element that can create hotter temperatures than old-style coiled wire. Power

Power tool brand Ginour have made a powerful heat gun kit. It comes with a decent set of accessories, hands-free capability and won’t empty your wallet when you buy it. Think about safety first. A heat gun may not have a naked flame, but it’s still capable of starting a fire. Think carefully about your work area and remove any flammable materials. Be careful to keep your hands out of the hot air stream. And allow the gun to cool completely before putting it away. Safety is at the core of this miniature heat gun. A bold, red-colored nozzle shield keeps fingertips free from danger. Furthermore, an integrated overheating protector ensures that neither the delicate heating coil, nor your hands, are exposed to unsafe temperatures. With all these advanced features, it cares about users, so it has incorporated an overload protection function that prevents overheating and burning. One another great function is the delay-off function, which causes the heating wire to cool down after turning off, extending the life and safety of the equipment. Small, handheld models that are a simple tube shape, often called embossing heat guns, have low output but are invaluable for a number of craft projects. They can also be used for various paint and mixed-media effects.This mini heat gun is ideal for heating rubber stamps, epoxy resin, shrinkable film, and embossed powder. It has a 6.5-foot power cord and dual heat and speed options for DIY craft projects and detailed work. There are different types of heat guns, and each has a unique feature and particular systems to give benefits. The most beneficial advantage is that they don’t use a flame and are safe for many applications. Even if you’re an expert, keep in mind to put on protective gloves and eye protection. The first thing to think about when purchasing a heat gun is its power source. Heat guns often have a power cord that can be plugged into a standard outlet, but if you’re planning to use the tool somewhere that outlets aren’t available, you may want to opt for a cordless, battery-powered model. (Keep in mind that cordless models have a limited runtime before they need to be recharged.) Alternatively, there are select gas-powered heat guns, which typically run on butane. The first thing to note about this heat gun is the excellent set of accessories you get with it. If you’re new to using one of these bits of kit, you can get to work straight away. You don’t need to buy pretty much anything else. This DEWALT 20V MAX cordless heat gun is small enough to fit in small locations and has a variety of uses, such as heat-shrinking wire tubing and removing decals. It has two temperature settings, with a maximum temperature range of 990 degrees Faranhite. Moreover, this machine has modern features and functions.

Most handles are made of hard plastic. If you’re likely to be using your heat gun for long periods, a rubberized grip is more comfortable. Case OundarM mini heat gun is constructed with stainless steel inside and ABS plastic on the outside. With this beautiful heat gun, you can work on a tiny region of local heat without endangering other crucial components of your artwork. A 59-inch/150-cm long AU plug is more than enough for your projects. It also comes with extra pieces of heat shrink tube. With the solid standing surface and strong handle, you can use it easily. With an airflow velocity of 100 l/min and 350 Watts of power, you can change and control the temperature of this hot air tool up to 400 C. The inbuilt LED work light is essential for precise heating in dimly lit areas. Manchester-based VonHaus have been taking the DIY world by storm with their extensive range of handy tools and accessories. Their heat gun is hugely powerful, comfortable to use and comes with a decent set of tips. This can be an important factor, too. Too little won’t get heat to the appropriate areas, and too much might damage whatever you’re working on. Many heat guns provide two settings. NozzlesEveryone thinks heat guns are the best secret keepers. You can use them anywhere for any project. These work like the air dryer; they draw the air with a fan forcing it across a heating element, then pushes it through a nozzle to create superheated air. Starting with the build quality- if you’re familiar with Ryobi tools you’ll know what to expect. The quality of the finish is like one of their drills, no cheap bendy plastic or uncomfortable handle here! You get the same comfortable GripZone technology found on their combi drills, and it’s a pleasure to hold.