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Heat guns | Bosch heat guns are safe assistants in many situations: stripping paints and varnishes, shaping, welding and shrinking with hot air. The continuously variable temperature control and removable heat shield ensure precise work – also in tight spaces.
- GHG 23-66 Heat Gun
The GHG 23-66 Professional heat gun gives you complete...
- GHG 18V-50 Cordless Heat Gun
Flexible 18V heat gun for working on the go. Save time: Fast...
- GHG 23-66 Heat Gun
The GHG 23-66 Professional heat gun gives you complete control over temperature and airflow. There are 10 airflow stages to choose from along with digitally adjustable temperature settings by steps of 10°C and four customisable programs that are memorized.
Heat guns | Stripping paint and varnish, shaping, welding and shrinking with hot air – heat guns from Bosch have continuously variable temperature control for precise work. The removable heat shield ensures safety in tight spaces.
Quickly heats up. To up to 300 °C in six seconds. Work on the go – the GHG 18V-50 Professional was designed for flexible use in any environment. Equipped with a fast heat-up function to 300 °C within six seconds, this cordless heat gun wastes no time in reaching the required temperature.
The Bosch GHG18V-50 18V Heat Gun delivers fast heat-up time, heating up to 570°F within six seconds to maximize working time on the jobsite. It features a reduction nozzle, which provides concentrated heat flow. It also has a hook nozzle, which supplies directed hot air around surfaces for even heating.
Entry level perfect for light-duty application. Compact and handy: Removable protective pipe ensures convenience. Ease control: 3-step button for easy, one-handed working. Safe & comfortable usage: Insulation area prevents heat and soft grip is comfortable during use.
Flexible 18V heat gun for working on the go. Save time: Fast heating up to 300 °C within 6 seconds. Portability and flexibility in every working environment. Two temperature levels (300/500 °C) and LED light for easy operation.
