Polymak PMHG2100 Professional Heat Gun
2000W Multi-Temperature Heat Tool
₹2400.00
Product Overview
Tackle stripping, shaping, shrinking, and welding tasks with the high-performance Polymak PMHG2100 Professional Heat Gun. Driven by a powerful 2000W heating element, this highly versatile tool provides exceptional thermal performance with dual-stage temperature and airflow controls. Designed to give you uniform heat distribution, its ultra-lightweight body and ergonomic pistol-grip handle ensure maximum accuracy and user comfort, whether you are stripping old paint layers or forming plastic conduits.
Key Features
High-Power 2000W Element: Engineered to quickly deliver and sustain extreme temperatures, ensuring fast, efficient thermal processing under continuous trade loads.
Dual-Stage Temperature Mastery: Offers two distinct heat settings—Stage 1 ($50^\circ\text{C} - 450^\circ\text{C}$) for delicate surface treatments and Stage 2 ($90^\circ\text{C} - 600^\circ\text{C}$) for heavy-duty melting or stripping.
Adjustable Airflow Speeds: Seamlessly matches your thermal needs with dual-speed air delivery, operating at 250 LPM on Stage 1 and jumping up to 500 LPM on Stage 2.
Ultra-Lightweight Ergonomics: Weighing an incredibly agile 0.6 Kgs, this heat gun reduces arm fatigue to an absolute minimum during prolonged overhead or vertical operations.
Hands-Free Stability Ring: Designed with an integrated flat rear housing and support ring, allowing the tool to be placed safely upright on a flat workbench for stable, hands-free cooling or joint-bending applications.
Product Specifications
Property | Details |
Brand | Polymak |
Model Number | PMHG2100 |
Tool Type | Corded Professional Heat Gun |
Power Output | 2000W |
Temperature Settings | Stage 1: $50^\circ\text{C} - 450^\circ\text{C}$ Stage 2: $90^\circ\text{C} - 600^\circ\text{C}$ |
Air Flow Speed | Stage 1: 250 LPM (Litres Per Minute) Stage 2: 500 LPM (Litres Per Minute) |
Net Weight | 0.6 Kgs |
Ideal Applications
This industrial-grade heat gun is custom-tailored for painters, automotive wrap specialists, plumbers, and electronics technicians executing tasks such as:
Paint & Varnish Removal: Softening stubborn layers of old oil-based paints, varnishes, and edge adhesives for easy scraper removal.
Plumbing & Plastic Forming: Bending PVC pipes, shrinking heat-reflecting plastic sleeves, and loosening rusted plumbing fittings.
Automotive & Craft Work: Seamlessly applying vinyl car wraps, tinting glass windows, and rapidly drying damp filler compounds.