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

TeckWrap High-Performance Heat Gun

4.5
· 2 verified reviews
$ 1,035.00
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3-year outdoor warranty Vertical · 2-yr horizontal
Paint-safe & removable No clearcoat damage
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14-day returns Unopened rolls
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R
Rik

I buy black and send blue.

M
Mikey Gutter

I LOVE! My new heat gun. So do a couple friends I have . The digital screen display, along with the cage surrounding the tip of the machine. Bottom line, everything about this device is professional. Top notch quality. Nice and solid not light and weak like some of the competitors. I’ve used their wrap. (Immaculate lay down) I’m strapped with a tech wrap pouch as well. Nothing about this company is “cheap” but also fairly priced merch. 10/10

Description

The TeckWrap High-Performance Heat Gun (TW-HGPro) is a 2000 W professional-grade heat tool built for vinyl wrap, PPF, tint, and paint-removal work. Precise digital temperature control from 50°C to 650°C with six-speed airflow lets you dial in the exact heat for stretching film, activating adhesive, shrinking PPF, or peeling old vinyl.

The copper motor and heat-resistant nozzle sleeve deliver consistent performance through long shop sessions. Power-off memory remembers your last setting between uses. Available with US, EU, UK, CN, and AU plugs.

For professional installers, detailers, and serious DIYers who want a reliable, precise heat tool that handles every install scenario. Backed by TeckWrap's decade of vinyl wrap and PPF manufacturing experience and worldwide installer network.

Features
  • Power: 2000 W
  • Temperature range: 50°C – 650°C
  • Speed settings: 6
  • Digital display with precise temperature control
  • Power-off memory (retains last setting)
  • Motor: Durable copper
  • Nozzle: Heat-resistant safety sleeve
  • Power cord: 1.5 m
  • Size: 25.5 × 19.8 cm
  • Color: Black
  • Plug options: US (U) / EU (C) / UK (G) / CN (D) / AU (B)
  • SKU: TW-HGPro

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
  • Store in a clean, dry place when fully cooled

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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