Aircraft Aviation Industrial Heat Gun (new) on 2040-parts.com
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, United States
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This Industrial Heat Gun is great for curing adhesives, removing decals or stripes, bending and forming plastics, drying body fillers, spot drying paint, shrinking tubing, and more! Temperature can be set from low at 500 degrees F to high at 750 degrees F. 1600W, 120V, 13.5A We ship APO, FPO, and international. Buy 20 or more items and save on combined shipping. Check out my other items! |
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