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By temperature range against the job, then by whether that temperature needs to be set precisely, then by wattage which determines how fast it recovers under airflow.

It depends entirely on the work. Shrinking sleeving needs far less than stripping paint, and too much heat burns what is underneath. The variable machines here cover 50 to 650 degrees.

A two-speed gun at 375 and 500 degrees covers common jobs. A three-speed gun adds a low setting for delicate work. A fully variable gun with an LED display lets a setting be repeated exactly on a job done regularly.

It determines how quickly the gun reaches temperature and holds it while air moves over cold work. The corded machines run 1600W, 1800W and 2000W, with the higher outputs recovering faster.

Yes, on the 20V platform as a body only and as kits, with Draper D20 covering the same ground. That suits work away from a socket, at the cost of runtime.

With the right kit. A plastic welding kit is built on the 2000W gun and includes the rods and nozzles needed to fuse plastic rather than simply heat it, which a bare gun will not do.

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Temperature range matters more than wattage on a hot air gun, because different jobs want very different heat. Shrinking sleeving needs a fraction of what stripping paint needs, and applying too much simply burns what is underneath. The range here runs 50 to 650 degrees across the variable machines.

Fixed or variable is the decision that follows. A two-speed gun at 375 and 500 degrees covers the common jobs simply. A three-speed gun adds a low setting for delicate work. A fully variable gun with an LED display lets a temperature be set and repeated, which matters where the same job is done regularly. A 2000W three-speed gun covers 50 to 600 degrees, which spans both the delicate and the heavy work in one body.

Wattage is what gets the gun to temperature and holds it there under airflow. The corded machines run 1600W, 1800W and 2000W, with the higher outputs recovering faster when the air is moving over cold work. Airflow speed is adjustable on the multi-speed bodies as well, which changes how the heat is delivered rather than how hot it is.

Cordless bodies on the 20V platform go where a lead will not reach, held bare and as kits, with Draper D20 covering the same ground. A plastic welding kit is built on the 2000W gun with the rods and nozzles needed to fuse rather than heat. Nozzle and case kits cover the shapes. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with the job. Draper hold a 230V 2000W gun and a D20 20V bare body covering the same ground.

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By temperature range against the job, then by whether that temperature needs to be set precisely, then by wattage which determines how fast it recovers under airflow.

It depends entirely on the work. Shrinking sleeving needs far less than stripping paint, and too much heat burns what is underneath. The variable machines here cover 50 to 650 degrees.

A two-speed gun at 375 and 500 degrees covers common jobs. A three-speed gun adds a low setting for delicate work. A fully variable gun with an LED display lets a setting be repeated exactly on a job done regularly.

It determines how quickly the gun reaches temperature and holds it while air moves over cold work. The corded machines run 1600W, 1800W and 2000W, with the higher outputs recovering faster.

Yes, on the 20V platform as a body only and as kits, with Draper D20 covering the same ground. That suits work away from a socket, at the cost of runtime.

With the right kit. A plastic welding kit is built on the 2000W gun and includes the rods and nozzles needed to fuse plastic rather than simply heat it, which a bare gun will not do.

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