Hot air gun LUND 79325 — 2000 W with accessories, temperature and airflow adjustable

The LUND 79325 hot air gun is a 2000 W electric tool supplied with a set of accessories for welding, paint stripping and shrink tubing. Designed for controlled heating tasks, it provides two power levels and adjustable temperature and airflow to support precision work on plastics, coatings and electronics. Ergonomic features such as a soft-hold handle and a compact, lightweight body make the tool convenient for both DIY and professional workshop use. The kit includes several interchangeable nozzles, a scraper with replaceable tip and a durable carrying case for storage and transport.

Advantages

The unit offers two intensity settings that deliver a range of temperatures and airflow volumes for different applications, allowing reliable control when removing paint, softening adhesives, or joining materials. Its lightweight construction and 2 m power cable improve maneuverability during extended use. Included accessories expand the tool’s versatility for tasks such as paint stripping, plastic welding and heat-shrink operations.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint and varnish from doors, windows, furniture and panels
• Plastic welding and repair of plastic parts using welding strips
• Soldering pipes and metal fittings with appropriate solder
• Heat-shrink tubing for plumbing, electrical and cable work
• Drying fillers, paints and construction joints prior to finishing

Key specifications

• Power: two levels — 1000 W (level I) and 2000 W (level II)
• Blowing temperature range: approximately 350°C (level I) and 550°C (level II)
• Airflow: approximately 300 l/min (level I) and 500 l/min (level II)
• Cable length: 2 m
• Protection rating: IP20
• Weight: 0.6 kg
• Includes multiple interchangeable nozzles, scraper with replaceable tip and carrying case

How to use

Select the appropriate nozzle and power level for the task. Hold the tool by the ergonomic soft-hold handle and keep the nozzle at a controlled distance from the work surface to avoid overheating or scorching. For paint removal, heat the coating until it softens and then lift with the scraper. For plastic welding or shrink tubing, direct the hot air to the joint or shrink area and move the nozzle steadily to achieve even heating. When soldering, use the correct solder and heat gradually to avoid damage to surrounding components. Always allow the nozzle and tool to cool before changing accessories or storing in the case.

Usage recommendations

Work in a well-ventilated area and use appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Maintain a safe distance from flammable materials and avoid directing hot air at pressurized containers. After finishing work, switch off the tool and position it so ventilation is unobstructed while it cools.