Dual-Temperature Heat Gun 2000W (110V, US Plug)
Key points
- Two-speed control - 300 to 600 C
- 2000W for fast heat-shrink work
- US 110V plug, ready to use
- Lightweight body with hanging loop
- Gentle 300C setting for sensitive materials
- 300-500 L/min airflow across two speeds
- One tool for shrink tubing, paint stripping and vinyl wrap
- US-plug heat control helps installers finish cable, wrap and repair work without carrying separate heating tools
- Supplied tapered nozzle concentrates heat for shrink tubing and tight cable work
- Two heat settings cover the common jobs, so a buyer does not have to stock a second gun for lighter work
| Power | 2000 W |
| Voltage | 110 V (US Plug) |
| Temperature | 300-600 C |
| Airflow | Two-Speed, 300-500 L/min |
| Nozzle | 1 Tapered Included |
| Applications | Shrink Wrap, Stripping, Soldering |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
2000W heat gun with two-speed temperature control for shrink tubing, paint stripping, adhesive softening, vinyl wrapping and electronics work. The red rocker switch selects high or low airflow, reaching up to 600 C for fast heat-shrink jobs or a gentler 300 C for sensitive materials. The compact blue body with hanging loop is comfortable in one hand, and the US 110V plug works straight out of the box in North American outlets. One tapered nozzle is included for concentrated airflow. A budget-friendly essential for installers, workshops, craftspeople and maintenance teams, and a dependable shelf filler for power-tool and accessory ranges. Cable and wrap installers can finish repair work on site without carrying separate heating tools, while the two-speed switch lets one unit cover both fast heat-shrink jobs and delicate materials. Service vans can carry one heat gun as standard equipment, so a technician arriving at a cable or trim repair is never held up waiting for a borrowed tool from another van or the workshop bench.
