SKU: TW-HG (C/U/G/B/D)

TeckWrap Standard Heat Gun

$45.99
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🇺🇸 USA Shipping & Duties

✅ Full rolls (59ft): FREE shipping + duties covered
We pay the freight and customs duties - your price at checkout is the final price. No surprise fees at delivery.

📦 Cut lengths (5ft–33ft): Shipping calculated at checkout (includes air freight + duties)

💡 Pro tip: Most installers go with the full roll - better value once shipping is factored in.

Description

The TeckWrap Standard Heat Gun (TW-HG) is a reliable entry-level heat tool for vinyl wrap, PPF, tint, and DIY projects. Step-less temperature control from 100°C to 650°C lets you dial in exact heat for stretching film, activating adhesive, or peeling old vinyl.

Dual heating coils deliver faster heat-up and longer service life. Built-in overload protection, energy-efficient nozzle, and heat shield add safety during long sessions. Available with US, EU, UK, CN, and AU plugs.

For DIYers, hobbyists, and shops looking for a dependable secondary heat gun without paying premium-tier prices. Backed by TeckWrap's decade of vinyl wrap and PPF manufacturing experience and worldwide installer network.

Features
  • Temperature range: 100°C – 650°C (step-less control)
  • Dual heating coils for faster heat-up
  • Overload protection
  • Energy-efficient nozzle
  • Built-in heat shield
  • Size: 25 × 24.5 cm
  • Color: Black
  • Plug options: US (U) / EU (C) / UK (G) / CN (D) / AU (B)
  • SKU: TW-HG

Application

  • Vinyl wrap install: low–medium heat (around 100–150°C) for stretching and conforming
  • PPF install: medium heat (around 80–120°C) for post-heating and shrinking
  • Tint install: low heat (60–90°C) for shrinking rear window film
  • Adhesive activation and post-heat: 90–110°C depending on film type
  • Vinyl removal: medium–high heat (150–200°C) for peeling old film
  • Hold the nozzle 4–8 inches from the surface, keep the gun moving to prevent overheating
  • Allow the gun to cool with airflow running for 1–2 minutes before storage
  • Do not point the nozzle at people, flammable materials, or sensitive trim

Disclaimer

Heat guns reach temperatures capable of causing severe burns, fire, and damage to paint, trim, glass, and plastics. Use only as directed. TeckWrap is not responsible for injury, vehicle damage, or property damage resulting from improper handling, overheating, unsupervised operation, or use outside the rated temperature range.

Warranty covers material defects only. Normal wear, damage from drops, water exposure, and consequential damages are not covered. Use the correct plug type for your region's electrical standards.

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