Price: $28.99
(as of Dec 22, 2024 00:49:09 UTC - Details)

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▶ 【Strong Power With 2 Modes】 SEEKONE 1800W heat gun provides strong power quickly heat up to 1202℉(650℃) in 1.5 seconds. Two modes: I: 50-450℃, 190-210L/min; II: 50-650℃, 250-500L/min
▶ 【Variable Temp Control & Overload Protection】 Unlike other dual temperature heat guns, our heat guns provide variable temperature control. The black dial provides rheostat-type heating, the high / low switch on its handle provides air flow control. Temperature range from 122℉ to 1202℉; Our heat gun also possess overload protector to avoid damaging your heat gun and circuit
▶ 【Scientific Ergonomic Design & Wide Applications】 Seekone heat gun has a scientific ergonomic design handle can prevent repetitive strain injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders; Ideal use for shrinking heat shrink tube, shrinking wrap, heating PVC, electronics, cell phone repairs, removing paint or floor tiles, loosening rusted bolts, and other heating or thawing purpose
▶ 【Four Nozzles Accessories】 Deflector nozzle directs a long, narrow heat pattern to the work surface; Two concentrator nozzles direct a concentrated heat flow to the work surface; Reflector nozzle disperses heat flow evenly around the whole work surface
▶ 【Package Include】 1 x 1800W heat gun, 4 x nozzle, 1 x User Manual. Our team of professionals is ready to deliver ongoing technical help that extends for the life of your device
Reviewer: dragonlord
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Powerful and Versatile Heat Gun
Review: The gun has been a fantastic tool for my DIY projects. With its 1800W power and variable temperature control ranging from 122℉ to 1202℉ (50℃ to 650℃), it heats up quickly and can handle a wide range of tasks. The included 4 nozzles add to its versatility, making it perfect for crafts, shrinking PVC, and stripping paint.One of the standout features is the precise temperature control, which allows me to adjust the heat to suit different materials and tasks. The overload protection is a great safety feature, ensuring the tool doesn’t overheat during prolonged use. The 5.2FT cord provides ample reach, making it easy to maneuver around my workspace.The only minor downside is that it can get quite hot to handle during extended use, so wearing heat-resistant gloves might be a good idea for longer projects.Overall, the gun is a powerful and reliable tool that’s perfect for any DIYer. Its fast heating, variable temperature control, and included accessories make it highly recommended for a variety of applications.

Reviewer: Tony
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: great heat gun
Review: heats up quickly, works well with attachments. wish id purchased the one with the case to keep all of the parts together.

Reviewer: Jason B
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great for the price!
Review: This thing works well as an all around heat gun. I wouldn't buy it for precise heating, but it just fine for general heat gun usage and that covers a whole lot of things! I use it for but connectors, resurfacing plastics, heat shrink wrap, and more. If you need precise temperatures then I would get one with a digital read-out or similar.

Reviewer: P. Schmidt
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Decent quality, basic, economy heat gun
Review: I use heat guns quite often, mostly for applying heat-shrink tubing, and bending PVC tubing and pipe. For these applications, I have a couple professional heat guns by Milwaukee, with accurate digitally controlled fan speed and heat control that can be variably set and then the gun adjusts to maintain the setting. But those cost a few hundred dollars, and I wanted a couple inexpensive basic heat guns for my home shop and garage.I decided upon two different models by Seekone, the less expensive one that is the subject of this review, and a somewhat more expensive (yet still inexpensive) model that adds a digital temperature readout and solid-state setting of fan speed and temperature.So, about this very inexpensive basic model. It is a classic utilitarian device with a solid, decent quality appearance and feel. It seems like something that will hold up well to light use, but I don't know if I would either trust it for any kind of production level work, or to last for many years of regular use.The housing is all plastic, with practically the only metal visible being the hot air nozzle, which by the way is approximately 1-1/2" diameter. The housing from the rear/base to the end of the nozzle is about 9-3/4", the diameter of the body is about 2-3/4", and the handle (including the power cord strain relief) extends about 7" below the body of the gun. The heavy duty power cord is about 56" long, and its strain relief included a loop which I presume is to allow hanging the gun on a hook (although not to be actually used that way). The gun is rated to be 1800W, and it could hardly be any more than that since that gets you to about 15A, the maximum on most 120VAC single phase power outlets. The gun is specified for 110VAC rather than 120VAC, although that should not be of great importance, and only 60Hz is mentioned, which should only influence fan speed, so I don't know if the gun's fan could be damaged, or work poorly, at 50Hz.The gun can be held, well, gun-like in one hand and aimed at the object to be warmed/heated, and the case & handle design make this mode fairly comfortable, with a good balance and other ergonomics. But the plastic is all hard, with none of the soft-finish we have become accustomed to with many power tools, so this probably makes extended use without wearing gloves somewhat uncomfortable.The other mode is to balance the gun on its rear-end/base, with the nozzle pointing up, so you can use both hands to hold the object to be heated in the air stream above the nozzle. This is a test for many heat guns in my experience, because many have a tendency to tip over, and because this can easily start a fire, they need to be closely watched when used this way. This also can show where the money was saved to get the low cost.....my Milwaukee models use something like a silicon rubber jacketed power cord with high strand count conductors inside, so the power cord is soft and floppy, with minimal stiffness, so the weight and/or stiffness of the power cord, coupled with the greater weight of the gun, make it more stable in this mode. By comparison, this Seekone gun is very light weight, and the power cord, while electrically adequate, is also inexpensively made, and is quite stiff. I found that I had to adjust the position and orientation of the gun until I found a stable place to let it balance while in use, and another other position or rotational orientation on a floor or table would result in the power cord's stiffness pulling on the low mass of the gun, so it would just fall over immediately.My Milwaukee guns have the ends of their handles at the same level as the rear base of the gun's housing when used in vertical mode, and this also helps stabilize the gun. On this Seekone gun, the handle itself cannot be used this way, but they DID include a wire bail that snaps into two holes near the end of the handle. Normally, the bail rests against the back of the handle, but you can flip it to another position where is acts to extend the handle such that it touches the same surface that the gun is balanced on, making it more stable in that direction; this does help to offset the stiffness of the power cord, at least in one direction. However, on MY gun, the wire bail was installed with its bent 'foot' on the wrong side, so the power cord would not allow it to be flipped into that "kickstand' position....I needed to spring the bail out of its holes, and turn it around 180 degrees, and then re-install it onto the handle.The gun comes with four accessories, all of which modify the airflow out of the nozzle:- Concentration nozzle, 2" long, reduces the normal 1-1/2" diameter nozzle down to 7/8" diameter- Concentration nozzle, 2" long, reduces the normal 1-1/2" diameter nozzle down to 1/2" diameter- Reflector nozzle, 2" long, redirects the air from the nozzle to one side (the shovel shaped sheet metal piece is about 1-1/2" wide). The reflector as furnished is fairly flat, but you could potentially bend it to redirect the air differently, or even curl it around something like a dowel to make a looped shape (many other heat guns come with just such a nozzle, best for evenly heating heat shrink tubing around electrical wiring)- Deflector nozzle, 3-1/2" long and 2-1/4" wide, flattens the hot air stream and directs it to one side; this is probably for stripping paintThe gun has two controls:- Three position 'fan' switch, OFF, LOW, HIGH- Large temperature setting knob that actually forms the rear base of the gun (the gun rests on the knob when in vertical mode)The fan switch is pretty obvious, although it is not apparent from looking, or reading the brief users manual, if this also influences the heating element (as many other heat guns do, limiting the gun to only one heater element if the fan speed is low, and allowing both heating elements (or more) to be powered only when the fan is at a higher speed.....more on this later.The temperature knob seems to be marked backwards (and I see some other reviews saying the same thing). It seems to be showing a counterclockwise rotation for higher temperature, but that is not the case. Turning the knob clockwise increases the temperature.I did a series of tests, supporting the tip of a food grade thermometer 2" above the end of the nozzle while the gun was in its vertical mode. I tried the gun at both LOW and HIGH fan settings, in each case with the temperature control knob fully counter-clockwise, centered, and fully clockwise:LOW Fan- CCW = 132°F- Centered = 290°F- CW = 400°FHIGH Fan- CCW = 116°F- Centered = 290°F= CW = 550°F (see below in ****)In all measurements above, I allowed the gun to run undisturbed for one minute before reading the thermometer, and then I averaged the readings over another minute to get the temperature number. In all cases, the temperature actually took at least 30 seconds to more or less stabilize, and once stabilized, the temperature cycled up and down around the average temperature, about 5°F above and below the average, i.e a 10°F fluctuation. When the temperature had settled to its low extreme, I could hear a sudden slight drop in fan speed, then the temperature would rapidly climb to the high extreme, after which the fan speed would increase slightly and the temperature would slowly drop back to the low extreme, and the cycle would repeat. This is indicative of a thermostat-controlled heating element, in spite of the sales lingo that suggests something more elaborate, and in one place "rheostat control". My guess is that the temperature knob simply adjusts a thermostat set-point, and that switches the heating element on and off, nothing fancier than that.What does surprise me a little is that in the HIGH fan mode, the lowest settable temperature was lower than what I measured in the LOW fan setting, although the highest temperature was certainly higher in the HIGH fan mode. My guess is that with the heating element at its lowest power, or the thermostat's lowest sensitivity, the heater is putting out the same BTUs with the temperature knob fully counter-clockwise, but the air is blown past it faster to it does not pick up the heat quite as much. ********* I noticed that at no time did I measure anything above an average of 550°F, .......FAR from the advertised 1200°F maximum. Then I remembered that my food grade thermometer can only read up to a maximum of 600°F, although with that I would assume that I would have read UP TO 600°F instead of just 550°F. I also thought that I observed the usual thermostatic cycling around that 550°F set-point; if the nozzle temperature was actually getting up above 1000°F, then I would not have expected to see cycling around 550°F. Of course, nothing in those specifications says WHERE the temperature might be taken to get that 1200°F, so perhaps if the temperature probe were jammed down inside the nozzle close to the heating elements, you might see it that hot. But in my view, if a heat gun is being used on its highest settings closer than 2" from the work object, that could be a safety issue, so I went with the 2" that would be typical, at least for things like heat shrink tubing.BTW, most heat shrink tubing is polyolefin, and the normal recommended shrink temperature for that is about 200°F, so the LOW fan setting and the temperature knob turned to about center of its rotation will be plenty warm for that task.Please look for my separate review of the digitally controlled version of this heat gun.

Reviewer: Tabatha G.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Perfect!
Review: Heats up quick and has variable heat settings. Good quality.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great product and a very reasonably priced heat gun.
Review: This heat gun works as intended and is especially useful when installing boat wiring. I highly recommend this product.

Reviewer: Steven P. Gross
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very nice, lightweight heat gun...
Review: Surprisingly good quality in an inexpensive, light weight tool. Variable heat levels, two fan speeds and a variety of attachments to direct the heat exactly where needed. A good deal all around.

Reviewer: Lupini
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Flawless
Review: Recently purchased this item to remove badges off from my new car. Worked flawlessly. I love the fact that you can adjust the temperature and air flow. Would totally recommend to anyone that wants a value for their money.

Reviewer: RAFAEL GARCIA RUVALCABA
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: PROBE LA PISTOLA Y CUMPLIO A LA PERFECCION Y TODO LO QUE SE VE EN PANTALLA TAL CUAL ES !1

Reviewer: Mark Fowler
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Prepare to be blown away by the sheer power and versatility of the SEEKONE Heat Gun 1800W. This remarkable tool takes hot air guns to a whole new level, boasting a range of 122℉ to 1202℉ (50℃-650℃) and an impressive 1800W motor that packs a serious punch.At the heart of this heat gun is its capacity to deliver a mind-boggling range of temperatures, from a gentle 122℉ for delicate tasks to an intense 1202℉ for heavy-duty applications. This wide temperature spectrum allows for unparalleled flexibility, whether you're tackling precision work or taking on more demanding projects. It's like having multiple tools in one.The raw power of the 1800W motor is something to behold. With the SEEKONE Heat Gun, you won't be kept waiting for results. Fast heating is where this tool truly shines, offering instant gratification with its rapid warm-up time. Say goodbye to idling around waiting for your heat gun to get to the right temperature—this tool means business from the get-go.Heavy-duty tasks meet their match with the SEEKONE Heat Gun. Its robust construction is a clear indicator that it's built to withstand the toughest challenges. Whether you're working on DIY projects, craft endeavors, or even professional repairs, this heat gun is designed to rise to the occasion, time and time again.Precision is at the forefront of this tool's design. The heat gun's ergonomic handle ensures a comfortable grip, even during extended use. But where it truly excels is its ability to direct the hot air exactly where you need it. Whether you're shaping materials, stripping paint, or defrosting something frozen, the SEEKONE Heat Gun provides pinpoint accuracy that minimizes wasted effort and maximizes results.Safety is paramount, and the SEEKONE Heat Gun doesn't disappoint. Equipped with an overload protection feature, this tool puts your peace of mind first. It's not just a heat gun—it's a reliable partner that puts safety at the forefront, allowing you to work confidently and efficiently.In conclusion, the SEEKONE Heat Gun 1800W is more than just a heat gun—it's a powerhouse tool that brings a new level of precision, versatility, and efficiency to your projects. With its wide temperature range, lightning-fast heating, and durable construction, it's an investment that pays dividends in performance and results. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a DIY enthusiast, the SEEKONE Heat Gun is a game-changing addition to your toolkit.

Reviewer: Tamara Dragan-Levasseur
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I like that you can adjust the temperature, and the little stand is very useful. I used for crafting so far and it was a pleasure to work with.

Reviewer: OCM
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: buen funcionamiento.

Reviewer: Jose Martin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: buen producto