These larger reflector nozzles are particularly useful for grouping together large groups of wire and applying heat shrink tubing to them all. STEINEL Flat Angled Nozzle A heat gun is a device that produces a stream or jet of heated air that is projected from the front opening and is then usually used for stripping paint, varnish and other similar jobs. Flat nozzle: This directs the heat from the gun in a thin but extended area, which is ideal for when you need to direct the heat over an extended but narrow area. It can be a little more difficult to master this, but practice will help The materials to be welded should be prepared properly and placed into position. Then you can heat the seam and feed a welding rod into the nozzle where it will be heated and applied. The heat gun is then dragged along the length of the seam to apply the plastic. STEINEL Reflector Nozzle

Heat Gun Reflector Nozzle - Bosch Professional

The 75mm and 50mm surface nozzles are designed to fit HG 2120 E, HG 2220 E, HG 2320 E, HG 2000 E, HG 2300 E, HG 2310 LCD, HL 2020 E, HL 1920 E, HL 1620 S, HL 2010 E, HL 1910 E, HL 1810 S and HL 1610 S STEINEL heat guns. STEINEL Reduction Nozzle Glass protector nozzle: This nozzle allows you to strip paint and varnish, etc from neat a glass pane, without warming and melting the putty or glass. It the putty is warmed it can become soft and the glass can work loose, possibly falling out. To prevent this happening this nozzle directs the heat from the gun away from the glass and on to the surface where you need it Reflector nozzle: This type of heat gun nozzle is used for heating copper pipe. It directs the heat around the pipe so that it is not necessary to move the heat gun all around the pipe to warm it. Most people wont use this as it is quite a skilled job and not commonly neededAdditionally heating paint can give off dangerous fumes so always strip paint using a heat gun in a well ventilated space and always use a suitable respirator face mask. GHG 18V-50, GHG 20-60, GHG 20-63, GHG 23-66, GHG 600 CE, GHG 630 DCE, GHG 660 LCD Professional, PHG 630 DCE

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Nozzles enable precise working on different jobs. For example to direct the airflow to a specific point, or to keep it away from a window. A lot of different nozzles are available on the market, and some of the most common types are shown here. These advanced STEINEL heat guns give the user effective control over temperature output to prevent scorching or blistering tubes or sleeves. STEINEL Sieve Reflector Nozzle To strip paint you are unsure of in a safe way you should use a non-solvent paint stripper called Home Strip. You can find out more about this in our stripper, in the section marked Home Strip and Lead Based paints. Buying a Heat Gun Lead was used in paint in the UK right up until 1992 although an agreement was reached in Europe in the 1960s to stop producing it. Many gallons of lead-based paint remained however and it was still legal to use it. As a general rule, if your home was painted up to 1970 there is a good chance that lead was used in the paint and stripping it with a heat gun could be dangerous. One could say this power tool is a glorified hair dryer except it works at a much higher temperature so therefore needs to be treated with respect. (Working temperatures range from 100°C – 550°C). Do not attempt to dry your hair with a heat gun! How to Use a Heat Gun SafelyThe heat is produced by a fan drawing air in at the rear of the gun, passing the air over heated elements to create a stream of hot air. This reflector nozzle is perfect for intricate work, where a consistent temperature is critical to not damaging components. It can be used for manufacturing wire harnesses and is useful in the automotive, electronics and aerospace industries. STEINEL Shell Reflector Nozzle