WAGNER FURNO 550 El Manual Del Propietario página 10

Heating Guidelines
The heat gun is one of the most versatile tools you can own. It can be used
for a great variety of projects, from big DIY to small Art & Crafts jobs.
Use
DIY Stripping paint
Wall repair
Drying paint
Soften adhesives to
remove floor tiles
Bend plastic,
plexiglass, formica
Removing formica
and linoleum
Soften paint, caulking
and putty for easier
removing (use heat
shield)
Shrink plastic film
for wrapping or
weatherproofing
Small jobs
Loosen rusted nuts,
(including
bolts and fittings
repair)
Removing adhesives
Waxing skis/
snowboard
Glass fiber work
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Heat Setting Nozzle Tip Options*
HIGH Concentrator or Flare
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
LOW/MED Flare
LOW/HIGH Open / Concentrator
LOW/MED Flare
HIGH Concentrator or Flare
LOW/MED Flare
HIGH Open / Concentrator
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
LOW/MED Flare
MED / HIGH Concentrator or Flare
Use
Small jobs
Unfreezing pipes
(including
Lighting a BBQ grill
repair)
Heat concrete prior to
patching
Defrosting
refrigerator / freezer
Arts & Crafts
Making candles
Making soap
Shrink wrapping
presents
Forming foam
Cookie decoration
Automotive Removing stickers,
emblems and decals
Removing dents
Removing paint
Applying and
removing window
tint
Restoring bumpers
Electronics Smartphone & tablet
repair
PlayStation and Xbox
repair
Heat Setting Nozzle Tip Options*
LOW Curved Deflector
HIGH Concentrator / BBQ
Nozzle
LOW/HIGH Concentrator
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
LOW Open (no tip)
LOW Open (no tip)
LOW Open (no tip)
LOW Open (no tip)
LOW/HIGH Open (no tip)
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
MED / HIGH Open (no tip)
HIGH Concentrator or Flare
LOW/MED Open (no tip)
MED / HIGH Open (no tip)
LOW Concentrator
LOW Concentrator