• Heat shrinking of heat-shrink tubing, soldering machine connectors and terminals,
packaging and electrical components.
• Deformation of acrylic, PVC and polystyrene articles, pipes, sheets and profiles as
well as moistened wood.
• Welding of thermoplastic polymer, PVC and linoleum flooring materials, PVC covered
fabric, tarpaulins and aluminum.
• To weld tin, special silver welding, SMD elements, cable terminals, and welded
connections.
• Paint removal. Removal of old and even thick oil-based paint covers, varnish and
plasterboard.
• Drying of samples for color tones, fillers, adhesives, construction joints and molding.
• Bonding of adhesives - Bonding of large surfaces with contact adhesives, activation
of pressure-sensitive adhesives, acceleration of bonding processes, release of bonding
points as well as release of edge or sheet strip fasteners.
• Defrosting of frozen ladders and steps, door locks, luggage compartments, car doors
or water pipes, as well as defrosting of refrigerators and coolers.
• Disinfection - With hot air at 600 ° C, you can quickly eliminate bacteria from animal
stalls. You can control the infestation of woodworm (Caution: Fire hazard! Do not
overheat wood surface.)
WARNINGS:
• Drop nozzles can ignite an object. Nozzles should be mounted firmly on the unit.
• Touching a heat nozzle can cause serious burns. Before fitting or changing a nozzle,
allow the unit to cool completely or use a suitable tool.
Applications
Fitting nozzle in the heat element tube
6. Wear a dust mask or a respirator with dual filter (dust and smoke). These masks and
replaceable filters are available in stores or hardware stores. Make sure that the mask
fits and there is no leak that could affect your health. The beard and facial hair do not
allow the masks to be properly sealed. Change filters frequently. DISPOSABLE PAPER
MASKS ARE NOT SUITABLE because they are not airtight and the operator is exposed
to fumes that can hazardous for health.
7. Be cautious when operating the hot air gun, as excessive heat will generate fumes
that can be inhaled by the operator.
8. Keep food and drinks out of the work area. Wash your hands, arms, face and rinse
your mouth before eating or drinking. Do not smoke, chew gum or tobacco in the work
area.
9. Wipe all paint and dust removed with a mop, soaking the floors. Use a damp cloth to
clean all walls, floors, and other surfaces with adhered paint or dust. DO NOT SWEEP,
DRY OR VACCUUM. Use a detergent with a high content of phosphate or trisodium
phosphate (TSP) to wash and mop the areas where work has been performed.
10. At the end of each work session, put the paint peelings and residue in a double
plastic bag, close it with tape or tie it from the tips and dispose of it properly.
11. Take your protective clothing and work shoes off in the work area so that you do not
carry dust to the rest of the house. Wash work clothes separately. Wipe the shoes with
a wet cloth and then wash them along with the work clothes. Wash your hair and body
thoroughly with soap and water.
If safety rules are observed and original accessories are used, this hot air tool may be
used for all applications listed in these operating instructions.
Intended Use
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