Hot Air Gun

To use a hot air gun for packaging (such as
shrink wrapping):

Step 1: Set the temperature on the hot air
gun based on the material you're working with (typically around 300°C - 600°C).

Step 2: Hold the gun a few inches away from
the packaging material, like shrink wrap or plastic film.

Step 3: Move the gun slowly over the
material to evenly heat and shrink it, ensuring it tightly wraps around the
product.

Step 4: Once the film has shrunk to the
desired size, stop heating and allow it to cool.

A hot air gun can be used for a variety of
tasks, including:

Heat shrinking packaging: Shrinking plastic
wrap around products.

Drying and curing materials: Speeding up
the drying process of paint, glue, and other substances.

Welding thermoplastic materials: Used for
applications like PVC or TPO roofing.

Removing paint or stickers: Softening and
removing paint or adhesive.

Thawing frozen pipes: Melting ice in pipes
during cold weather.

When using a hot air gun, you should avoid
the following safety risks:

Ensure the air intake is not blocked to
prevent overheating.

Keep away from flammable materials to avoid
fire hazards.

Use in a well-ventilated area to prevent
harmful fumes from accumulating.

Avoid pointing the hot air gun at the same
spot for extended periods to prevent overheating or fire.

Allow the hot air gun to cool down after
use, and store it on a heat-resistant mat or stand to prevent contact with hot
parts.