Heat Gun Steinel HG2120 E 2200W kit with nozzle and pistol grip (ST088422)

The Steinel HG2120 E heat gun delivers controllable hot air for a range of workshop and home tasks. This electric model provides up to 2200 W of nominal power and is supplied as a compact kit with a pistol-style handle and a nozzle for focused airflow. The tool is intended for paint and varnish stripping, shrink wrapping, softening adhesives, and light plastic and metal forming where concentrated heated air is required. The pistol grip improves handling and control during longer tasks, while the supplied nozzle concentrates the air stream for precise work.

Advantages

The Steinel HG2120 E offers a high power rating for rapid heat-up and stable temperature under load. The pistol-style grip enhances ergonomics and reduces operator fatigue compared with straight-body guns. The included nozzle focuses the hot air, enabling precise treatment of small areas and reduced heat exposure to surrounding material. Compact kit format simplifies storage and transport and makes the tool ready for typical DIY and professional applications.

Suitable for

• Stripping paint and varnish from wood, metal and other surfaces
• Shrink wrapping packaging film and heat-shrink tubing
• Softening or loosening adhesives, sealants and old paints
• Light plastic forming, bending and heat-activation of materials
• Thawing frozen pipes and removing ice in small areas

Key specifications

• Nominal power: 2200 W
• Heat delivery via concentrated nozzle for precise airflow
• Pistol-style handle for improved grip and control
• Compact kit design for easier handling and storage
• Intended for both DIY and light professional applications

How to use

Select the supplied nozzle and attach it securely before switching on the heat gun. Hold the tool by the pistol grip and keep the nozzle at an appropriate distance from the workpiece, moving steadily to avoid overheating a single spot. For paint stripping, apply heat until the paint softens and then remove with a scraper; for shrink wrapping, move the nozzle evenly across the film until it contracts. Allow the tool to cool after use and follow safety guidelines for hot tools and surfaces. Always work in a well-ventilated area and protect surrounding surfaces from heat.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Avoid directing hot air at flammable materials or pressurized containers. When working with coatings, ensure adequate ventilation to disperse fumes. Store the heat gun in a dry place after it has fully cooled.