PH-1200A - Proheat Varitemp Heat Gun - 300°-1,000° F - 120V

Master Appliance - Proheat® 1200 Varitemp® Professional Heat Gun

One of the most versatile tools anyone can have in his or her collection is a variable temperature professional heat gun. Master's Varitemp heat gun surpasses the competition with its compact, lightweight, and easy-to-use design that minimizes the operator fatigue found with long projects and grueling applications. By choosing the Proheat 1200 Varitemp heat gun, you can pre-select and maintain any temperature from 130 °F to 1,000 °F for a variety of jobs. Each PH-1200 heat gun features a protective hand/switch guard and convenient hanging loop to improve safety measures. Whether used to desolder heat temperature-sensitive materials, shrink tubing, or terminate specialty connectors, you will be surprised by the efficiency and precision of this tried-and-true heat tool.

What sets the Varitemp heat gun apart is its patented electronic temperature control system that allows you to move from cool to variable heat. We also offer an array of attachments to help you make your new heat gun even more adaptable to new materials and processes used throughout the industry. The PH-1200K kit comes fully equipped with a spreader attachment, a shrink tubing attachment, a specialty connector, reducers, and a rugged storage case with molded slots for extra attachments. Wherever fast, portable heat is needed, the Proheat 1200 Varitemp heat gun is your solution. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns. Call 800-558-9413 to speak with one of our friendly and helpful customer service representatives about the PH-1200 model today.

• Ergonomic design for superb balance and grip
• Variable temperature with patented electronic temperature control system
• Pre-select and maintain any temperature from 130° - 1000°F / 50° - 540°C
• Powerful airflow at 4000 FPM and 16 CFM
• Heavy-duty Lexan® plastic housing with built-in stand for hands-free use
• Protective hand/switch guard and convenient hanging loop
• Kit includes Proheat Varitemp Heat Gun, attachments 35016, 35017, 35292, 35293, 35294, and 35351 storage/carrying case
• Accessories also available separately
• Use to desolder, heat temperature sensitive materials, shrink tubing, terminate specialty connectors and more

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Most Common Uses For Heat Guns

Heat guns are versatile tools that produce a stream of hot air when activated. They find numerous applications in various industries and household tasks. Here are some of the most common uses for heat guns:

Installing Heatshrink Tubing: Heat guns are used in packaging to shrink heatshrink, plastic wrap, or shrink film tightly around objects. The hot air causes the material to shrink and conform tightly to the shape of the item being wrapped.

Paint & Varnish Removal: Heat guns are commonly used to strip old paint or varnish from surfaces. The high temperature softens the paint, making it easier to scrape off.

Removing Stickers & Adhesives: The application of heat from a heat gun can help soften and loosen adhesive bonds, making it easier to remove stickers, labels, or adhesive residues from surfaces.

Drying & Curing: Heat guns are used to speed up the drying and curing processes of various materials such as paint, epoxy, or adhesives. The hot air accelerates evaporation, reducing drying time.

Crafting & DIY Pojects: Heat guns are popular among crafters and DIY enthusiasts. They are used for embossing designs on paper, heat-setting ink on fabrics, molding foam, and various other creative applications.

Loosening Rusted or Seized Parts: Applying heat to rusted or seized bolts, nuts, or other metal components can expand and loosen them. The heat helps break down rust or corrosion, facilitating easier removal.

Softening & Shaping Plastics: Heat guns can soften and reshape thermoplastic materials like PVC, acrylic, or polystyrene. This allows for bending, molding, or repairing plastic objects.

Electronics Repairs: In electronics repair, heat guns can be used for tasks such as desoldering components, reflowing solder on circuit boards, or removing adhesives from electronic devices.