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HITACHI-HIKOKI workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 41-RH600T.
SPARKY set — work corresponding to the components included in the set.
AEG tool storage — storing and transporting tools and accessories. Ref.: 19-4935441015.
BLACK gun or applicator — dispensing, blowing, spraying or fastening according to the tool type. Ref.: 35-KX1650.
BLACK attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 35-KX1692.
Black&Decker attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Length: 3. Ref.: 35-KX2001K.
STANLEY attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 35-STXH2000.
TEX.AC gun or applicator — dispensing, blowing, spraying or fastening according to the tool type. Length: 170. Ref.: 76-ТА-01-053.
EINHELL charger — charging compatible batteries according to the charger ratings. Ref.: 09-4520500.
EINHELL tool set — assembly, maintenance and repair work according to the contents of the set. 2000/1. Ref.: 09-4520184.
EINHELL tool set — assembly, maintenance and repair work according to the contents of the set. 2000/1. Ref.: 09-4520179.
EINHELL tool set — assembly, maintenance and repair work according to the contents of the set. Ref.: 09-4520195.
Heat guns (also known as hot air guns) are highly versatile power tools designed for the non-contact heating of various surfaces and materials using a directed stream of high-temperature air. This tool is absolutely essential for stripping old paint and varnish, thawing frozen pipes, bending and molding plastic components, soft soldering, shrinking heat-shrink tubing, and accelerating the drying time of adhesives and fillers. By utilizing interchangeable nozzle attachments, the airflow can be precisely focused for detailed work or broadly dispersed over larger areas. Modern heat guns are equipped with variable temperature controls (typically ranging from 50°C to over 600°C), while professional models feature digital LCD screens for pinpoint thermal accuracy. When selecting a heat gun, critical parameters to consider include the overall motor wattage, the operational temperature range, airflow volume (liters per minute), and the inclusion of a cool-down mode to rapidly cool the heating element after use.
