RIDGID introduces the R860435 18V Compact Heat Gun Kit with 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger. With a 900° F maximum temperature, this tool can tackle a wide variety of projects and applications. The RIDGID 18V Compact Heat Gun reaches an operating temperature in only 10 seconds, allowing users to minimize start-up time and maximize productivity. When paired with a R840060 18V 6.0Ah MAX Output Battery the heat gun can run continuously for over 20 minutes. Jobs requiring hands-free operation can easily be accomplished thanks to the lock-on switch and flat-back tool design. This Compact Heat Gun includes a concentrator nozzle for directing heat to a small surface area and a deflector nozzle to cycle hot air around a target. As always, the RIDGID 18V Compact Heat Gun is 100% compatible with all RIDGID 18V batteries. Best of all, this tool is backed by the industry’s best Lifetime Service Agreement, simply register within 90 days of purchase for FREE Parts, Free Service, For LIFE. The R860435 Compact Heat Gun Kit includes the heat gun, concentrator nozzle, deflector nozzle, 2.0 Ah Battery, Charger, and Operator's Manual.
Product SKU:
325264709_325264709
UPC:
648846092157
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Model: RIDGID 18V Cordless Compact Heat Gun Kit with 2.0 Ah Battery and Charger
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Going to pass on this one, but thank you for the post.
A cordless heat gun sounds like a good idea, but in reading the reviews it seems a corded heat gun may be best for those that need longer run times and higher temperatures.
I use marine grade shrink wrap for wiring that I run in my garage to prevent moisture from getting in, so I need a heat gun that can run for awhile.
Going to pass on this one, but thank you for the post.
A cordless heat gun sounds like a good idea, but in reading the reviews it seems a corded heat gun may be best for those that need longer run times and higher temperatures.
I use marine grade shrink wrap for wiring that I run in my garage to prevent moisture from getting in, so I need a heat gun that can run for awhile.
You wrote all of that out just to say how this deal does not meet your needs? Good to know OPs post was not the right fit for you. You could have added that 2ah battery for a heat gun does not last long probably 8-10min on max so it's best suited for quick jobs where running an extension cord to the job is probably not ideal. Or makes it a hassle. Pair this heat gun with a 4ah battery and a second spare and you'll have enough heat to melt and soften most glues and plastics without issues.
I got this recently and I have found it to be quite useful! More than I had anticipated actually.
True, it does not get as hot as a corded gun, but it still gets quite hot. Plenty for shrink wrap for sure. It does require a lot of current though, a 2Ah battery is not going to be ideal.
You wrote all of that out just to say how this deal does not meet your needs? Good to know OPs post was not the right fit for you. You could have added that 2ah battery for a heat gun does not last long probably 8-10min on max so it's best suited for quick jobs where running an extension cord to the job is probably not ideal. Or makes it a hassle. Pair this heat gun with a 4ah battery and a second spare and you'll have enough heat to melt and soften most glues and plastics without issues.
I'd say that commenter above wrote all that out to help all of us be informed about this product. No reason to be rude
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A cordless heat gun sounds like a good idea, but in reading the reviews it seems a corded heat gun may be best for those that need longer run times and higher temperatures.
I use marine grade shrink wrap for wiring that I run in my garage to prevent moisture from getting in, so I need a heat gun that can run for awhile.
A cordless heat gun sounds like a good idea, but in reading the reviews it seems a corded heat gun may be best for those that need longer run times and higher temperatures.
I use marine grade shrink wrap for wiring that I run in my garage to prevent moisture from getting in, so I need a heat gun that can run for awhile.
True, it does not get as hot as a corded gun, but it still gets quite hot. Plenty for shrink wrap for sure. It does require a lot of current though, a 2Ah battery is not going to be ideal.
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