Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2394 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Wagner
• Model: 503008
• Released on: 2006-04-19
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.50" h x 8.75" w x 2.75" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• 1,200-watt heat gun
• General purpose gun for stripping paint, thawing pipes, loosening floor tiles
• 2 temperature settings (750 and 1,000 degrees F) for defrosting freezers or loosening rusted bolts
• 4,100 Btu output for removing multiple layers of paint
• Measures 16.5 by 9.8 by 17 inches; Weighs 1.9 pounds; two-year warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
Great for removing paint, loosening floor tiles, thawing frozen pipes, and busting rusted bolts, this 1,200-watt heat gun performs numerous projects around the house or shop. The ideal, general purpose heat gun suitable for a majority of heating applications, this unit features two temperature settings for a wide variety of applications. This a lower 750-degree F setting is great for thawing pipes slowly, defrosting freezers and more. The 1,000-degree setting strips paint from furniture, loosens rusted bolts and nuts, and makes it easy to shape plastic piping for plumbing to name a few. With 4,100 Btu's those temperatures apply to larger work surfaces farther away from the unit, too. Just plug the gun into any household outlet, turn it on, and select the appropriate temperature to restore furniture, strip funky-colored kitchen cabinets, or remove paint from hard-to-sand wood trim. The gun is also great for heating up plastic film to insulate drafty windows, defrosting freezers, drying plaster, forming and bending plastic pipe, and more! --Brian D. Olson

Customer Reviews

Wagner Heat gun
Was disappointed in that the Heat Gun did not put out more heat and the fan did not blow more are, but over all it I was able to do the project I bought it for. Would search for a more poweful one the next time.

Perfect for fixing xBox 360 RROD
I have used this heat gun to fix countless xBox 360's. Dissassemble, pull the heat clamps, clean off the old thermal paste, and evenly apply heat to the CPU and GPU for 15 minutes. Repeat after at least an hour cooling, let cool again, reassemble. No more RROD!

For this reason alone, well worth the price of admission.