Hot air gun BLOW 1500/2500W 300–650°C, 230V, 550 l/min, pistol handle, 1.5 m cable

The BLOW hot air gun is an electric tool with selectable power settings (1500 W and 2500 W), offering adjustable temperatures from 300 °C up to 650 °C and a maximum airflow of 550 l/min. Designed with a pistol handle and a hanger ring for convenient storage, the unit runs on 230 V AC and comes with a 1.5 m cable. Weighing 710 g and finished in black, this hot air gun is intended for tasks such as paint stripping, plastic forming, soldering and general heating applications.

Advantages

The dual power setting allows adaptation to different materials and tasks, reducing the need for multiple tools. A wide temperature range and high maximum airflow ensure effective heat delivery for rapid results. The pistol handle design provides ergonomic grip and control during prolonged use, while the hanger ring enables safe hands-free storage. The 1.5 m cable and 230 V compatibility support typical workshop and home power setups.

Suitable for

• Paint stripping and removal of old coatings
• Plastic bending and forming
• Soldering and heat-shrinking applications
• Thawing frozen pipes and general heating tasks

Key specifications

• Power: selectable 1500 W / 2500 W
• Operating temperature range: 300–650 °C
• Maximum airflow: 550 l/min
• Power supply: 230 V AC
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Weight: 710 g
• Handle style: pistol handle with hanger ring
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect the hot air gun to a 230 V power outlet and select the required power setting for the task (1500 W for lighter jobs, 2500 W for heavier applications). Adjust the temperature within the 300–650 °C range and direct the nozzle toward the work surface, keeping a safe distance to avoid overheating or damaging the material. Move the tool steadily to distribute heat evenly. After use, switch off the device and allow the nozzle to cool before placing it on a heat-resistant surface or hanging it by the ring.

Usage recommendations

For best results and safety, wear appropriate protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Start with a lower temperature setting and increase gradually to avoid scorching or warping materials. Ensure adequate ventilation when removing paint or working with materials that may emit fumes, and keep the hot air gun away from flammable substances.