Hot air blowers (also called heat guns, industrial heaters, or forced-air heaters) generate a stream of heated air for drying, curing, thawing, or space heating. They are widely used in industrial, construction, and manufacturing due to their portability, high airflow, and adjustable temperatures.

Industrial & Manufacturing Applications

• Drying & Curing: Paints, coatings, adhesives, and inks in automotive, woodworking, and printing.
• Plastic Welding & Shrinking:Seals packaging, repairs plastic parts, and shrinks wraps.
• Preheating Metals: For welding, bending, or powder coating prep.

Construction & Repair

• Roofing & Waterproofing: Activates bitumen, adhesives, and membranes.
• Thawing Pipes & Equipment: Prevents freezing in cold environments.
• Paint Stripping & Softening: Removes old paint or varnish without chemicals.

Food & Agriculture

• Food Dehydration: Drying fruits, herbs, or meat (low-temp models).
• Poultry & Livestock Heating: Keeps barns, hatcheries, and brooders warm.

HVAC & Facility Maintenance

• Duct & Ventilation Drying: Removes moisture after cleaning or leaks.
• Mold Remediation: Speeds up drying of water-damaged areas.

Automotive & Aerospace

• Engine & Component Testing: Simulates operating temperatures.
• Composite Curing: AvFor fiberglass, carbon fiber, and epoxy repairs.

Automotive & Aerospace

• Adjustable Temp & Airflow: SRanges from 100°C to 700°C+ (varies by model).
• Portable & Versatile: Handheld, benchtop, or mounted options.
• Energy Efficient: Direct heat application reduces waste.
• No Open Flame: Safer than propane torches in sensitive environments.