Some sample applications
●
Paints and enamels can be cleanly removed with the aid
of a spatula (potentiometer position 3–6 as required).
●
Frozen
water
pipes
can
be
thawed
without
damage
(temperature may be adjusted as required).
Ta ke
ca r e
w hen
w o r king
ne a r
w ooden
w a ll s
a nd
w ooden
false
ceiling s. In cr eased
dange r
of
fi r e
or
smo ulde r ing fi r e!
●
Removing wallpaper with the aid of hot air, especially
useful in the case of ingrain wallpapers.
●
Loosening fitted carpets from below.
●
Remove the subsoil from the car.
●
Removing inconvenient stickers from cars.
●
Remove blisters from PVC stickers by warming.
●
Waxing skis.
●
Repairing
of
skis
and
surfboards
and
other
sporting
equipment.
●
Staining wood with hot air instead of using dangerous
flames.
●
Sterilizing.
●
Expansion of hoses and plastic pipes.
●
Repair of enamel defects.
●
Soldering with tin solder, as well as tin coating of car
body- and sheet-metal parts (potentiometer position 6
= max. temp.).
●
Dry paints and knifing fillers with hot air (potentiometer
position 1–4, depending on permissible temperature).
●
Contraction of packings (potentiometer position 3–6).
●
Shrinking of PVC and teflon tubes (potentiometer posi-
tion 3–5).
●
PVC,
polystyrol,
acrylic
glass
and
plexiglass
can
be
brought into the desired shape with the SD 1600 .
●
PVC, polystyrol at 300 °C (approx. potentiometer posi-
tion 3).
●
Acrylic glass and plexiglass at approx. 500 °C (approx.
potentiometer position 5).
●
Weld-seal
cracks
in
polyethylene
containers,
or
poly-
ethylene or PVC pipes, e.g. eaves gutters, water pipes
with welding bands (potentiometer position approx. 3).
●
If a shaping operation has been completed, the further
processing
can
be
speeded
up
by
blowing
with
the
SD 1600
in potentiometer position 1.
●
Dry construction joints safely before further processing
with the SD 1600
(potentiometer position 1–6).
●
Warming up of parts to be joined by means of pressing.
●
The
SD 1600
is
also
ideal
as
a
flameless
Bunsen
burner in the large temperature range from approx. 80–
600 °C.
●
Hot air may be used to help loosen screws that have
been overtightened.
●
Speeding up of adhesive operations.
●
Thawing.
●
Thawing off of refrigerators and freezers
(Attention! Plastics may be distorted under heat!).
