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DeWALT Digital Heat Gun 2000W

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ToolPRO Digital Heat Gun 2000W

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Kincrome Digital Heat Gun 2000W

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Kincrome PT18 18V Heat Gun Skin

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Mothers Wax Attack Cordless Polisher Kit - 65WAC33050

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Mothers Wax Attack Cordless Polisher - 65WAC33010

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Mothers Wax Attack Professional Polisher, 65WAXPRO

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Narva Microtherm Heat Gun - Flameless

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Precision & Control With Our SUPER Range of Heat Guns

Unlock a world of versatile applications with our premium selection of heat guns at Supercheap Auto. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, a professional tradesperson, or an industrial user, our range caters to all your heating needs with precision, power, and reliability. Built to withstand the rigours of demanding work environments, our heat guns are constructed from durable materials for long-lasting durability and reliability. Whether you're working on a construction site or in a workshop, you can trust our heat guns to withstand the toughest conditions.

The precision and control of a hot air gun makes it ideal for tasks requiring careful heating without damaging surrounding surfaces. From shrink-wrapping to paint stripping, soldering to thawing frozen pipes, heat guns are indispensable tools across various industries and tasks. Our collection features heat guns designed to handle a wide array of applications with ease, making these essential additions to any toolkit.

Whether you're looking for a compact and portable model for occasional use or a heavy-duty industrial-grade heat gun for professional applications, we have options to accommodate every requirement. Don't let subpar tools hold you back. Upgrade your toolkit with a high-quality heat gun from Supercheap Auto and experience the difference firsthand. Browse our range online or visit your local Supercheap Auto store today.

Frequently Asked Questions - Heat Guns

What are heat guns used for?

Heat guns are used by both professionals and hobbyists for a variety of purposes. Some common uses include:

Stripping paint: Heat guns can be used to soften and remove paint, making it easier to scrape off. This is a common task for both professionals and DIYers
Welding plastics: Heat guns can be used to weld plastic parts together. The heat melts the plastic, which can then be fused together
Drying wet surfaces: Heat guns can be used to dry wet surfaces, such as after a spill or flooding. This is common for professionals who deal with water damage restoration
Softening adhesives: Heat guns can be used to soften adhesives, making them easier to remove. This is often done when removing old stickers or decals from surfaces
Shaping materials: Heat guns can be used to shape materials like PVC pipes or plastic sheets. By heating the material, it can be bent or moulded into the desired shape

How hot can a heat gun get?

Both cordless heat guns and electric 240V heat guns can typically reach temperatures between approximately 38 and 645 degrees Celsius. The temperature can be adjusted using the heat gun's settings, allowing you to choose the right level of heat for your task. Lower temperatures are typically used for tasks like drying or warming, while higher temperatures are used for tasks like stripping paint or welding plastics. It's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety precautions when using hot air guns, as they can get very hot and cause burns or damage if used improperly.