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Heat guns are an essential tool for everyone, from professionals to craftspeople. They are found in many different industries and are used for various applications, such as welding materials and stripping paint. At Heatgun.com, we offer a wide range of the best LEISTER hot air guns for our customers. An innovative leader in the heat gun sector for over six decades, there is no better place to find the right heat gun for your needs.
Range of Commercial Heat Guns
If you are searching for a professional craftsman heat gun, there’s no need to go anywhere else. Heatgun.com is the leading provider of industrial hot air gun products. We stock a large selection of heat guns to suit all needs and requirements. Whether you require a process heat tool or plastic welding solution, you can find it right here.
At our online heat gun store, we only sell the industry’s best products that are manufactured by LEISTER in Switzerland. Some of the most popular heat guns we offer include:
- LHS Premium Air Heater
- LHS Classic Air Heater
- TRIAC ST Heat Gun
- ELECTRON ST Handheld Heat Gun
- MISTRAL 6 System Hot Air Blower
Hot air gun options come in many different configurations. Some provide more temperature settings, while others allow for hands-free use. However, there is one consistent aspect with every product found at Heatgun.com: quality. All of our heat guns are the best in their category, whether it is the best budget-friendly option, the best premium choice, the most versatile solution, and so on.
Even though our products are the best of class, it is still vital you carefully consider which heat gun is the right fit for your requirements. Electric heat guns, even those that are affordable, are still a significant investment. The wrong fit can be a costly mistake. If you’re unsure about which heat gun to use, don’t hesitate to contact us. Our team of heating solution experts will be able to point you in the right direction.
Picking the right heat gun
There are different factors to think about when choosing from our heat guns. These factors include your budget, the materials you are working with, and what the heat gun will be primarily used for.
The tools available at Heatgun.com differ in terms of the power they produce. They can also vary when it comes to their form. Pistol- and bar-shaped heat guns are both purchasable from our store. Our tools also cover all imaginable welding procedures, including overlap, spot welding, heating, shrinking, forming, pull, and stitching. Some of our solutions are versatile and can perform multiple techniques on their own.
For added convenience, we also provide an assortment of accessories for use with our hot air guns. This includes a large selection of nozzles, which helps you to perform a variety of techniques with your heat gun. Furthermore, you can purchase plastic welder rods that are the perfect fit for your plastic-related projects.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is a hot air gun?
A hot air gun, also known as a heat gun, is a device that does exactly what you would expect based on its name. It produces hot air, which is then distributed based on its intended usage. A traditional heat gun is similar in appearance to a hairdryer, although it is much different in terms of reaching higher temperatures and how heat is more centralized in its distribution. Due to the high temperatures produced, it is essential all users take necessary precautions to avoid potential injuries.
What are heat guns used for?
A heat gun is a versatile tool that is used in many different ways across various industries. They are a must-have tool for any workshop setting, as they can help with the likes of stripping paint, welding and manipulating plastic and shrink-wrap packaging. It is even a handy tool to have for household tasks such as removing wallpaper or thawing frozen pipes.
Plastic welding is one of the most prevalent heat gun applications. Users take two separate pieces of compatible plastic, and they use the heat gun to melt the surfaces of the plastic to form a bond.
How do you use a heat gun for soldering?
Heat guns can be a suitable tool for soldering certain types of metal. If you have a heat gun with an adjustable temperature that goes above 400°C, it can be handy for use with soft solder such as copper. Yet especially powerful hot air tools, such as the ELECTRON ST, can produce temperatures up to 650°C. This makes it viable for use with other metals like iron. The process of soldering with a heat gun is not too dissimilar from the process when welding plastic, and it is often used for this purpose when working with circuit board components.