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Question: Is this the product I use to shrink wrap 3M tubing around auto wire connections?
Document: I've been using this with electronic projects. Primarily, I use it to heat up shrink wrap tubing around wiring clusters. It also work well for other uses, such as removing paint and some types of glue. I've repaired an XBOX 360 Red Ring of Death problem on an older unit, as well as loosening glue in an iPod Nano Touch to remove the faceplate and swap out the battery.
this little heat gun will do the trick. i purchased it for use on heat shrink tubing for eletrical connections. beats the orchhands down. i would buy again if needed. fast service and as described
I don't believe this was meant to be a heavy-duty commercial heat gun but it works great around the house. I use it a lot for heat shrink tubing. It is a quality, well made unit.
gun works but the cord is stiff as number 9 wire and unmanageable for storage will not wrap up around unit and have to cram into cupboard with stiff cord all over going to put a better cord on it shouldn't have to do that.
I bought some beat shrink wraps for my cables. I didn't need them, and it doesn't make a lot of sense to use them most times because it just makes separating the cables later that much more frustrating. it makes it really easy to group wire sets though, that way you can convince yourself this is productive when really you just want to melt stuff. and I even bought some general heat shrink wrap. I've never used it for anything productive, but i did confirm i can shrink wrap my watch.
I have been using this with shrink tubing while wiring lights on my truck and motorcycle, a friend has also been using it to wire his drag bikes. Had the heat gun for almost a year now, still going strong
I used heat gun a couple of times to re-wire my boat trailer. Work great on shrink wrap and fittings.
This is a nice basic heat gun and a good value for the price. For hard core daily/industrial use you should seek out something more durable, but for occsional use this one is all you need. At 1200 Watts it gets hot enough to shrink wrap small items and electrical connections and soften vinyl decals without blowing a standard breaker. Pick up the Wagner 30010 Heat Gun Accessory Kit to go with it. That kit may come in as a "Milwaukee" brand but it is the right one.
This is the best heat gun for the money. It performs well and the two settings seem to be perfect - low for doing shrink tubing and wrap - the high for bending plastic and stripping paint. I will re-rate after some usage
So far no complaints on the Wagner Heat Gun. Has already come in handy for several projects besides its original intent of shrink wrap tubing for electrical wiring.
Answer: yes