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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
I recently purchased the HT-HEAT Heat Gun and it has been an absolute game-changer for my crafting and home improvement projects. Here’s why I think it deserves a 5-star rating:Pros:🔥 Wide Temperature Range – The variable temperature control (122℉ to 1202℉) is fantastic. Whether I’m crafting, shrinking wraps, or removing paint, I have the perfect heat setting for each task. I can easily adjust it based on the material I'm working with, from delicate projects to heavy-duty applications.⚡ Fast Heating – This heat gun heats up incredibly quickly! It’s ready to use in a matter of seconds, making it so much more efficient for my work. It saves me time compared to other heat guns I’ve used in the past.🔧 Heavy-Duty Build – This is a well-constructed tool. It feels sturdy and is designed to handle frequent use. The triple protection fuse is a great safety feature, providing peace of mind that I can use it without worrying about overheating or damage.🌟 Versatile Nozzles – The 4 included nozzles provide great versatility. I can use the concentrator nozzle for focused heat and the deflector nozzle for spreading heat over a larger area. It’s perfect for various tasks like crafting, shrink wrapping, drying, and bending plastic pipes.💨 Easy to Use – The heat gun has a simple, user-friendly design. The ergonomic handle makes it easy to hold for extended periods, and the temperature dial is smooth and easy to adjust. It's perfect for both beginners and professionals.Cons:None that I can think of. It's been a solid performer in all my tasks!Overall:If you need a reliable, high-performance heat gun for crafting, home improvement, or DIY projects, the HT-HEAT Heat Gun is an excellent choice. The fast heating, variable temperature control, and durable design make it a fantastic tool for both light and heavy-duty jobs. Highly recommend it to anyone in need of a versatile heat gun!
T D
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Great quality! Heavier duty than I was expecting… Super easy to use and works great
Geek
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
My criteria for reviewing something like this with a temperature control setting is how predictable it is, and not necessarily the accuracy because the accuracy is widely variable due to method of measurement. However, linearity is less affected by this variability so I used linearity as the metric. I was very surprised to see how linear the settings are. I only measured the low setting since this is where I'm going to use this the most and my Fluke TK80 K-type thermocouple is plastic coated and I did not want to melt it. I attached a plot of the measured temperature (thermocouple is about half an inch away from the nozzle) relative to the set temperature. This linearity/predictability is very good.Note that the picture on the product page shows temperature setting in Fahrenheit but mine is in Celcius. Not a showstopper in terms of useability but I have to knock it down half a star for those few that may care. Overall, I'm very pleased with the performance of the product as well as the quality of the build.
Jim K
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
My friends and I have been teaching youngsters how to make archery bows using heat-shaped PVC pipe for quite a few years and one thing that is critical to the process is a good heat gun. This Hi-Heat Gun from Guangdong Heat Technology Co., LTD, is the best I've tried in several years, certainly considering the price. It achieves whatever heat you need, great air control, and quality construction and warranty. While not the cheapest by any means, it is still 1/3 the cost of comparable heat guns, 5 stars!
3D Maker
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
SAFETY WARNING: THIS DEVICE DOES NOT HAVE AN ELECTRICAL SAFETY CERTIFICATION. SEE MORE AT END OF THIS REVIEW.I have a very nice heat gun from a name brand manufacturer, but there were 2 things that caught my interest. The first being the dial on the back of the gun to adjust the temperature, which looked great for quick jobs. The second is something that I check for all line powered devices, which is an electrical certification, that I didn't see (see UGLY below).To test this heat gun, I tried to repair a Framed Print that I had also received for review. The print had a region in the upper right corner where it looked like something had pressed into with a good deal of force for an extended period of time, which caused the canvas to warp and deformed the print. Since this was just an expansion of the materials, I thought that heating up the area to reduce the expansion, might work. It did.I used the heat gun at a temperature of about 200°C, circling it around the area, front and back, being careful to not overheat the print, and deformation slowly over about 3-5 minutes went away. I probably could have used a normal hair dryer for this, as I don't believe that I exceeded the temperatures of a normal hair dryer, but I had never done this before, so it was a learning experience.The GoodThis heat gun is very easy to use and you can rest it on it's back to let it cool, and when not using it. Make sure to let it cool at the lowest setting for at least 60 seconds prior to turning it off. This will protect the heating element from damage. The set of attachments is very good, and are definitely of use. The nozzle is rather interesting as well, and I like it's "internal" design.The BadThe temperature control is rather poor. There seems to be a huge amount of hysteresis in temperature control, which feels mechanical, not electronic, in nature. It took quite a while to initially heat up, so I turned the dial way up, just to get it to temperature, which it obviously overshot. If you need a somewhat accurate temperature, or range, this heat gun will not work for you. If you need it for heat shrink tubing, or something where a +/- 50°C change in temperature is ok, then it will be fine.The downright UGLY: *** FIRE HAZZARD WARNING ***This device does not have any electrical certification to prove that it is safe for use. It is a glorified hair dryer that can reach temperatures beyond those needed to melt solder. If you are interested in the dangers of these devices, look for videos on hair dryers that do not have electrical certifications.
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