Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #20663 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Black & Decker
• Model: 9756
• Dimensions: 8.75" h x 3.25" w x 10.19" l, 1.70 pounds

Features

• Capable of producing 4,600 BTU
• Two heat settings for a variety of tasks--500 and 1,000-degrees Fahrenheit
• Softens adhesives for removal of linoleum and floor tile, thaws frozen pipes, and more
• Measures 8.2-inches; weighs 1-1/2-pounds; limited 2-year warranty
• Includes glass protector

Amazon.com Product Description
Lightweight and compact, the Black & Decker 9756 10 Amp Dual Temperature Heat Gun is an ideal choice for domestic projects. With two heat settings for a variety of tasks (500 and 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit), this heat gun softens adhesives for removal of linoleum and floor tile, thaws frozen pipes, strips paint and varnish, and quick-dries almost anything. Capable of producing 4,600 BTU, this heat gun measures 8.2 inches, weighs 1-1/2 pounds, comes with a limited 2-year warranty, and includes a glass protector.

From the Manufacturer
This lightweight and easy to use heat gun is great for home users. It has 2 heat settings, 500- or 1020-degress Fahrenheit. This versatile device strips paint and varnish, thaws frozen pipes, softens adhesives for removal of linoleum and floor tile, and quick dries almost anything.

Customer Reviews

GOOD BUY
This little guy works great but remember this tool is designed with the homeowner in mind and is not intended for heavy duty work all day long.See milwaukee for that.This tool can be used for so many things no shop should be without one. It is worth the price even if you only use it now and then. Just because this tool is inexpensive does not make it junk.This would suit any homeowner just fine.Remember right tool for the right job and black and decker has been doing this stuff for a long time.

Definitely a light-duty tool.
I bought this heat gun to strip the paint of a doorway in my apartment. Initially it worked well, but after a few hours of intermitten usage it just stopped working. I thought that the tool had burned out, but after cooling down completely it started working again. I guess there must be some kind of temperature-activated relay which cuts the power to protect the gun from overheating. In the end this heat gun got the job done, but the power cut-off occured several times more, and it was annoying having to stop what I was doing and wait for the gun to cool off. If you're looking to do just light-duty heating work, this would be a good tool for you. Otherwise go for something more reliable and durable.

You get what you pay for
This product lasted for all of two months. I used it often but only for short sessions. Looks nice on the outside, but a very lightweight product on the inside. True, it's made for light-duty home projects and is priced accordingly, but I'd still prefer to spend a few dollars more on a product that I can be confident won't abruptly fail. I bought a Milwaukee.