Cordless Heat Gun Compatible with Makita 18V Battery (Tool Only) LCD Digital Display - 350W 122℉-1022℉ Adjustable Portable Battery Powered Hot Air Gun for Shrink Tubing Crafts Vinyl Wrap

I've using this to thaw frozen pad locks. It's safer than a torch and faster than deicer. Overall, it's been working great. Heats up quickly, and the trigger lock is a nice feature. I was a little concerned by the weight. It was much lighter that I was expecting, but I've had no issues. Fan speed is easy to set, and low temp has been enough for me. It it a little tough on batteries. Battery life is a little short, so bring a couple with. I did have one off-brand battery fail after using it. I don't blame the tool at all. None of my genuine batteries have and any issues.

It works very well on wiring tasks melting heat shrink connections & I use it to heat up door lock mechanism on skidsteer door

Great product, but the attatchments have no use for me. It consumes battery power pretty quickly! It definitely outputs heat, however... the feeling of 150F vs 550F is noticeably similar! The largest difference is that you feel the gun consuming more power on the higher setting with the fan blowing faster. It was used to help me install a car spoiler on the 3M tape strips and also to soften up my sound deadening material during a speaker installation. The LCD display is much appreciated and the value for what you get is brilliant. There's definitely better products out there but for a significantly higher price. You get what you pay for, don't expect too much! I used 20V 5AH batteries.

Took me forever to find someone with a 20v battery, only to find that A) I'm pretty sure an 18v would have fit all along, and I and many people I know have a number of 18v Dewalt batteries so IF that's true, had I known earlier I would have popped an 18v in and discovered what I now discovered upon popping a fully charged 20v onto the heat gun, which was that: B) this heat gun puts out NO air & doesn't even heat up in the SLIGHTEST. It makes NO NOISE AT ALL, yet the LCD lights up & you can see the settings change on the LCD when you make settings adjustements on either the tool OR screen... yet NO AIR & NO HEAT WORK - MEANING, ITS A DOA GUN WITH 'EVERYTHING' WORKING EXCEPT THE HEAT AND THE AIR... HENCE SORRY NOT SORRY TO LEAVE THIS VERY NEGATIVE REVIEW FOR THIS WORKING NON WORKING WANNbe heat gun... I have a time sensitive AND temperature sensitive project I would have been able to handle last week when it was in the 40s and no snow, ice or even dampness outside... Since amazon couldn't get their act together though on other tools I ordered for same job, (were not delivered on schedule), I now 3 days later STILL am unable to do the work, and it's down in the 20s with PLENTY of snow fallen ontop of TWO DAYS OF RAIN...IF THIS FRIGGIN HEAT GUN WOULD SIMPLY WORK FOR ABOUT 5 WHOLE MINUTES ID BE DONE... BUT NOPE. AND I CANT USE MY HIGH QUALITY CORDED STEINEL GUN BECAUSE THERES NO POWER OUTLET AVAILABLE WHERE I NEED TO DO THE REPAIR AT... (ENTERPRISING CRACK HEADS DRILLED A HOLE IN THE METAL FUEL TANK OF MY 27FT BOX TRUCK TO STEAL WHAT LITTLE GAS I HAD IN THE BOTTOM OF THE MASSIVE TANK, SO CANT DRIVE IT OR EVEN MOVE IT TILL I PATCH IT, YET CANT NOW PATCH IT CAUSE AMAZON A) TOTAlly SCREWED ME ON DELAYED ARRIVAL OF OTHER TOOLS, AND B) SENT THIS HEAT GUN, WHICH ALBEIT ON TIME, SHOWED UP DOA - DOESNT EVEN WORK AT ALL. THANKS YET AGAIN TO AMAZON!!

Bought to thaw padlocks and water pipes.... Works amazingly

I purchased this unit mostly for field repair work where my 110v heat guns are not available and a butane torch isn't necessarily a good idea. It will definitely shrink both single wall and double wall heat shrink. But as it is advertised at 990°F, it should have also worked on the solder seal type connectors as their low temp solder melts at between 280°F and 320°F. even using the smallest orifice condensing nozzle, this unit was unable to activate the solder at less than 3/8" distance. I suspect they are measuring the air temp at the coil and not at the end nozzle as the highest temperature I could record at the main output without condensing nozzles, measured pointing directly into the heat gun was 200.5°F with the maximum air temperatures in the 220°F to 240°F range with the small orifice condensing nozzle which I confirmed with my IR camera. This was all tested using a Dewalt 6AH Flexvolt battery. For a $30 heat gun, it is OK. But because it is advertised as being much higher output than it delivers, I can only give it 3 stars. As for battery life, not as bad as I would have thought, with approximately 10 minutes total actual runtime, I still had one bar left on the 6AH battery, for something utilizing a heating coil, I did not find this to be unacceptable. So I am not going to ding them for that. All in all, for general heat shrink tube, I will recommend the unit as a low cost alternative to the brand name units. Just understand it will not work on thicker materials or with low temp solder products.

Merci beaucoup exactement ce que je voulais je suis très satisfaite à très bon prix et livrer très rapidement très bon vendeur je recommande fortement

Good for basic plumbing.

Very helpful

Attachments don't stay on. Fall off when hot. Be carefully. But the gun and heT part works well with Dewalt battery's

Well worth buying, but I don't see it lasting if used in rough use environments ( work sites) where it may be knocked around, home use perfect.