MASTER APPLIANCE HG-751B-MC Heat Gun 750 To 1000f 14.5a 23 Cfm

Master Appliance HG-751B-MC heat gun provides a 23 CFM flow of heated air at 3000 FPM to shrink tubing & packaging, bend plastics and defrost frozen pipes.

Features:

• Master Appliance HG-751B-MC heat gun has a non-slip rubber-backed base for 90-degree rotation for convenient operations.
• Its rugged die-cast aluminium housing makes this heat gun perfect for heavy-duty use.
• This heat gun features a reinforced mica-insulated heating element for efficient heating or drying application.
• It is equipped with a momentary contact switch to cut-off power instantly.
• This heat gun has an externally-accessible carbon brush holder for quick heating element replacement.

Compatible Accessories:

• Master Appliance Heat Gun Element Kit: This element kit replaces the existing worn out elements to maintain efficiency during the heating process.
• Master Appliance Storage Case: This rugged plastic case secures the heat gun for transportation.
• Master Appliance Glass Protector: It protects the glass underneath the gun from heat and provides additional space to install attachments.

Standards and Approvals:

• cUL
• UL

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How to ensure safety while using a heat gun?

A.

• Do not use a heat gun near combustible or flammable materials.
• Always switch off the tool before putting it down on any surface.
• Allow the tool to cool down before storing it.
• Never block the inlet grill or obstruct the unit's airflow while in operation.
• Always wear heat-resistant gloves while operating the heat gun.

Q. Does this Master heat gun require lubrication?

A. Master HG-751B-MC heat gun comes pre-lubricated from the factory and does not require periodic lubrication.

Q. What is the operational temperature range of this heat gun?

A. Master Appliance HG-751B-MC heat gun produces airflow between 750 to 1000 degrees F.

Q. How to clean this heat gun?

A.

• Unplug the heat gun.
• Use mild soap and a damp cloth to clean the outside of the gun.
• Don't immerse the tool in a liquid or allow any liquid to enter the tool.
• Make sure all vents and openings are free of debris.