Makita launches 40VMax XGT cordless Heat Gun

Makita says its HG001GZ02 40VMax XGT Heat Gun is a powerful cordless tool, designed for professional tradespeople who need reliable performance without the restriction of cables.
Part of Makita’s advanced XGT 40V platform, it reportedly delivers temperatures up
to 600ºC and airflow rates up to 200 L/min, said to make it ideal for a range of demanding applications.
Supplied as a body only unit with a Makpac carry case, the heat gun is said to be ideal for use in workshops and construction sites since it offers excellent efficiency and maximum temperatures equivalent to AC models, but with all the freedom of cordless.
With an increase in voltage compared to previous models, the tool is suitable for applications such as hot welding waterproof sheets and shrinking sheathes for thick cables with a diameter of ≥ 25 mm.
Additionally, the tool has advanced control to keep temperatures and airflow steady, adjusting for fluctuations in battery voltage.
It also comes with a digital LCD and control dial, allowing users to change the temperature and airflow to their preference, and stores the last used setting so tasks can be continued with ease.
The LCD displays the settings in numerical values (ºC/ºF) and shows the battery status, flow level and error messages, and has maximum temperature control for safer use.
Compatible with the nozzles used for the existing DC and AC models, Makita says the tool delivers maximum versatility and is equipped with a quick release mechanism so that users can remove them without physical contact with the hot parts of the machine.
It also features a single LED light to illuminate the work area and a soft rubberised handle for added comfort. Finally, for ease of storage, the tool has a hook to hang it up when not in use.
Kevin Brannigan, Marketing Manager at Makita commented: “The new heat gun offers power, precision and freedom to professionals looking for an efficient solution when working on thermal jobs.
“The tool also comes in a versatile storage solution, keeping it well protected and easy to transport – making sure operators are ready for any task.”
For more information, please visit: www.makitauk.com.
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