Heat gun TRYTON 5097835 — 2000 W, adjustable temperature 50–600 °C

Technical heat gun TRYTON 5097835 is designed for a wide range of renovation, construction and installation tasks. With power of 2000 W and an adjustable temperature range from 50 to 600 °C, it is suitable for removing old paint coatings, installing hydraulic and electrical systems, applying foil to glass, thawing water pipes, shaping plastics, softening adhesives and drying paints and varnishes. The tool includes an overheat protection system for safe operation.

Advantages

The TRYTON 5097835 heat gun offers three operating modes with adjustable airflow and temperature for precise control across different applications. Ergonomic handle and a 3 m power cord provide comfortable handling and extended reach. Built-in overheat protection reduces the risk of damage to the tool during intensive use.

Suitable for

• Paint and varnish removal
• Thawing frozen pipes
• Plastic forming and bending
• Softening adhesives and sealants
• Installing foil on glass and other surfaces
• Hydraulic and electrical installations

Key specifications

• Power: 2000 W
• Operating modes: 3
• Mode I: 50 °C, 250 l/min
• Mode II: 50–450 °C, 250 l/min
• Mode III: 90–600 °C, 500 l/min
• Temperature range: 50–600 °C
• Airflow: 250–500 l/min
• Overheat protection: yes
• Handle: ergonomic
• Power cord length: 3 m

How to use

Choose the appropriate operating mode and temperature for the task, keeping the heat gun moving to avoid overheating a single spot. For paint removal or softening adhesives use higher temperature settings and maintain a safe distance from the surface. For thawing pipes or shaping plastic, use moderate heat and monitor the material to prevent damage. Allow the tool to cool before storage and disconnect from the mains when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Always use the TRYTON heat gun in a well-ventilated area, wear suitable protective equipment (gloves, eye protection) and keep the nozzle away from flammable materials. Follow local safety guidelines and the manufacturer's instructions when working at high temperatures.